As the weather gets warmer, people are starting to do those outside jobs you have been putting off all winter.

That is why MLGW wants you to know what is below, and call 811 before you start digging in your garden.

MLGW hit Lowes stores across the Memphis area promoting the dangers of natural gas and how leaking can be prevented.

Workers were there to ask questions and hand out pamphlets that told people what to look out for with natural gas. Click here for more information.

Lakeland Mayor Scott Carmichael accepted Lakeland’s 9th consecutive Tree City Award and 8th Consecutive Growth Award at the annual Arbor Day event last Saturday.  The event at City Hall Park included recognition of the Lakeland Elementary School Arbor Day poster contest as well as a visit by Shawn Posey, representing the Tennessee Division of Forestry.

Natural Resource Director Eric Bridges developed the first Tree City Award and has been successful in being awarded the Growth Award each succeeding year.

According to the Arbor Day Foundation web site, “The Tree City USA Growth Award is awarded by the Arbor Day Foundation to recognize higher levels of tree care by participating Tree City USA communities.

Saturday marks the beginning of something big for kids all over Memphis.

The Memphis Runners and Track Program kicks off for children ages five to 13.

It's called the MRTC Kids Run Program, and it focuses on children in the community and teaches them the sport of running.