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Memphis-Shelby County Schools has hired a national accounting firm to audit its internal procedures in spending millions in federal COVID-19 relief funds, also known...
DRESDEN, Tenn. — Like so many other people in West Tennessee that Friday evening, Cathy Gallimore was watching the weather. Gallimore kept glancing at...
DRESDEN, Tenn. — When he was elected eight years ago at age 30, Weakley County Mayor Jake Bynum was the youngest county mayor in...
Hope in Memphis is a recurring series about people who are working every day in Memphis to defy and defeat crime and violence, poverty...
A senior facilities manager for Memphis-Shelby County Schools was fired in late July for “gross misconduct” in connection with construction contracts awarded to a...
Hope in Memphis is a recurring series about people who are working every day in Memphis to defy and defeat crime and violence, poverty...
Hope in Memphis is a recurring series about people who are working every day in Memphis to defy and defeat crime and violence, poverty and...
There’s no great mystery about why teen births have been declining steadily in Shelby County for 15 years. “Education and contraception work,” said Ashley...
Hope in Memphis is a recurring series about people who are working every day in Memphis to defy and defeat crime and violence, poverty and...
Tennessee’s toughened third-grade retention law, passed in early 2021, goes into effect this month. Third graders in public schools who “flunk” next spring’s TNReady reading...