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Domestic violence is often considered an equal opportunity crime, cutting across economic, racial and ethnic lines. But the stakes are higher for undocumented Hispanic...
Nonprofit CasaLuz helps stem the tide of domestic violence in Memphis' Hispanic community
Roughly half of all calls to the Memphis Police Department relate to domestic abuse, of which some lead to court-ordered therapy for convicted offenders....
When pandemic conditions ease up enough to start holding jury trials again, Shelby County prosecutors will be facing dozens of domestic abuse cases, which...
A Memphis man tells his story of abuse and his hope for redemption
A Memphis woman tells how she escaped her abuser and a monsoon of violence
This story was produced in partnership with the WKNO, and is part of the series Surging in Silence, which is supported by the Pulitzer...
Officials pass an $11 million plan to provide tablets and laptops and even create Internet hotspots to help bridge the “digital divide’’ among Shelby...
The COVID crisis is exacerbating Shelby County’s struggles with the “digital divide’’ – the gulf between those who have access to computers and the...