Retail Theft in Memphis Is Getting Worse Heading Into Fall
Memphis shopping centers and retailers face rising shoplifting and organized retail crime as the fall season approaches, pushing loss prevention spending higher.
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Body Cameras and GPS Tracking Are Changing Private Security in Memphis
Memphis security firms adopt GPS fleet tracking and officer body cameras to improve accountability, reduce liability, and win bigger contracts.
MPD Can't Fill Patrol Cars, and Memphis Security Firms Are Cashing In
Memphis Police Department staffing shortages push businesses and neighborhoods toward private security as officer counts drop below authorized levels.
Shelby County Schools Ramp Up Security Ahead of 2019-2020 Year
Memphis-area schools prepare for August return with SROs, metal detectors, and private security partnerships across Shelby County campuses.
Tennessee Security Guard Licensing: Everything You Need to Know About TDCI Requirements
A plain-English guide to getting your Tennessee security guard license through TDCI, including armed vs unarmed, training hours, and renewal.
How Memphis 901 FC's First Season Changed Security at AutoZone Park
Memphis 901 FC brought soccer to AutoZone Park in 2019. The security operation for the new USL team looked nothing like baseball night.
Fourth of July Security in Memphis: What Event Organizers Got Right and Wrong in 2019
Memphis Fourth of July 2019 brought massive crowds to downtown, Mud Island, and Shelby Farms. Here's how security teams handled the chaos.
Q2 2019 Memphis Security Industry Recap: Construction Boom, Staffing Woes, and a Violent Summer Ahead
A quarter-end look at the Memphis private security market - what drove demand, where the industry struggled, and what Q3 has in store.
Memphis Churches Wrestling With Security After Wave of Shootings Nationwide
Houses of worship across Memphis are spending more on security. Cameras, armed guards, volunteer teams - churches are adapting, but the tension between safety and welcome is real.
Memphis Homicides Running Ahead of 2018 Pace as City Hits Midyear Mark
Through early June, Memphis homicides are outpacing last year's numbers. What the data shows, which neighborhoods are hardest hit, and how businesses are responding.