Youth Leadership: Dr. Chantelle Bonds-Jackson, DBA, MBA, is advancing youth development as a training liaison and director with Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Memphis, focusing on staff support and mission-driven programming. Public Safety & Justice: A Tennessee soccer coach, Camilo Campos-Hurtado, was sentenced to 30 years after an ICE-led investigation tied him to years of child sexual exploitation and CSAM production. Community Safety: US Marshals arrested Matthew Hensley at the same home where a Tennessee woman’s body was found in Cleveland; he was wanted for failing to register after a minor-related conviction. Local Parks & Health: Chattanooga opened a newly paved quarter-mile path at Stringer’s Ridge Preserve to improve accessibility and safety, with more upgrades planned. Civic Life: Elizabethton set a 93-cent property tax rate and rescheduled its Carter County Car Show due to flood risk. Sports & Culture: Barbershop Harmony Society made history with GQ becoming the first all-female quartet to win its International Quartet Championship. Politics & Voting: Early voting is underway soon in Meigs County ahead of the August election cycle. Music: Welsh pop icon Bonnie Tyler, known for “Total Eclipse of the Heart,” died at 75.