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Journalist Sues For Access to Highway Patrol’s Vehicle Pursuit Policy
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Police Arrest Three at “No Kings” march in downtown Memphis
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CodeCrew seeding a generation of tech-savvy students in Memphis
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Memphis seminary students, faculty grateful for what was, grieving what could have been
When Memphis Theological Seminary closes, what happens to all the books?
Memphis refugee agency “desperate for your prayers” as Trump widens mass deportation dragnet
Health of neighborhoods rooted in commonwealth of our neighbors
Sharing our bountiful blessings, feeding our bodies and souls
Local nonprofit presents long-range ‘Blue Print’ to protect ‘unmanaged’ Memphis aquifer
Community Trust Suffers Amid Guard Deployment In Nation’s Capital
TVA’s Board Still Has No Memphis Members
McGowen’s Next Mission: Ex-Navy ‘Top Gun’ charts new course for MLGW
Questions Mount About Enforcement of Reform Ordinances
Local nonprofit presents long-range ‘Blue Print’ to protect ‘unmanaged’ Memphis aquifer
Memphis refugee agency “desperate for your prayers” as Trump widens mass deportation dragnet
Afghans flee Taliban, find refuge and faith — and ICE — in Memphis
Pastor keeps church doors locked to ICE, arms open to immigrants
Memphis Priests Monitor Immigration Court to Defend ‘Human Dignity’
Nearly 60% of Tennessee ICE Arrests Involve People With No Convictions
Deportee: ‘God forgive the United States for what they are doing.’
‘I am imprisoned in my own house’
Memphis Safe Task Force Taps Motel Guest Registries, Raising Privacy Concerns
He had legal documents to stay in the U.S. ICE arrested him and locked him up anyway.
Edward Garner, 15, was shot in the head while fleeing from an officer. The killing led to a Supreme Court ruling limiting police use...
As the National Guard heads to Memphis, critics say a similar operation in D.C. has hurt business, increased racial profiling and jeopardized the homeless
The not-guilty verdict by a predominately white jury underscores the deep divisions in Memphis and the nation
Following a critical Justice Department report, an independent records review raises more questions about race and fairness in MPD's traffic stops
Law enforcement needs a full set of "tools" to combat violent crime, proponents say
Studies show traffic stops have little impact in stopping overall crime
Young seeks guidance for creating a local task force to review MPD practices
Kendrick independent monitor to be replaced by two attorneys on city's payroll
Pressure to make arrests influenced police actions, two former officers say
In a split-decision, Judge James Newsom finds some records should remain sealed in MPD's program to aid struggling officers
