With multiple multimillion-dollar projects sprouting up not only on the University of Tennessee Health Science Center campus but throughout the Memphis Medical District as a whole, one project hopes to tie them all together – UTHSC’s $20 million security investment.

2. Former MPD Deputy Director Tapped by UTHSC - Saturday, November 12, 2016

Retired Memphis Police Department Deputy Director Anthony Berryhill has been tapped as the new chief of police for the University of Tennessee Health Science Center’s Memphis campus.

3. Former MPD Deputy Director Tapped for UTHSC Police Chief - Monday, November 7, 2016

Retired Memphis Police Department Deputy Director Anthony Berryhill has been tapped as the new chief of police for the University of Tennessee Health Science Center’s Memphis campus.

4. Civilian Review Board Debate Flares Before Council Delay - Thursday, July 9, 2015

After years of give and take, negotiations over legal terms and the rise of police misconduct as a national issue, it appeared the Memphis City Council was ready Tuesday, July 7, to take a final vote on new rules for the long-dormant Civilian Law Enforcement Review Board.

5. Council Approves Pinch Moratorium, Delays Vote On Civilian Police Review Board - Wednesday, July 8, 2015

Memphis City Council members approved a 120-day moratorium Tuesday, July 7, on new building permits in the Pinch district as they also approved a planned development in the Downtown district.

The moratorium proposed by council member Berlin Boyd allows the council to grant waivers on a case-by-case basis during the four-month period. During the fourth months, the Memphis-Shelby County Office of Planning and Development will come up with some suggested guidelines for future development of the district that borders the reactivated Pyramid.

6. Council Approves Pinch Moratorium, Delays Vote On Civilian Police Review Board - Wednesday, July 8, 2015

Memphis City Council members approved a 120-day moratorium Tuesday, July 7, on new building permits in the Pinch district as they also approved a planned development in the Downtown district.

The moratorium proposed by council member Berlin Boyd allows the council to grant waivers on a case-by-case basis during the four-month period. During the fourth months, the Memphis-Shelby County Office of Planning and Development will come up with some suggested guidelines for future development of the district that borders the reactivated Pyramid.

7. Council Approves Pinch Moratorium, Delays Vote On Civilian Police Review Board - Wednesday, July 8, 2015

Memphis City Council members approved a 120-day moratorium Tuesday, July 7, on new building permits in the Pinch district as they also approved a planned development in the Downtown district.

The moratorium proposed by council member Berlin Boyd allows the council to grant waivers on a case-by-case basis during the four-month period. During the fourth months, the Memphis-Shelby County Office of Planning and Development will come up with some suggested guidelines for future development of the district that borders the reactivated Pyramid.

8. Archived Article: Real Focus - Tuesday, December 5, 1995
lj 10/5 cates Chamberlain named Builder of the Year HBAM bestows honors, installs officers at annual banquet By LAURIE JOHNSON The Daily News The Home Builders Association of Memphis honored several of its members for their achievements during the p...