Help is on the way for Shelby County residents facing evictions because of COVID-19. With extra unemployment benefits set to run out soon, many people are trying to figure out how they’ll pay the bills. Tuesday, local leaders announced an eviction settlement fund. READ MORE HERE: fox13.tv/2Nrp7e9
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