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What Federal Judges’ Rulings Reveal About Memphis Police Tactics
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Journalist sues city for access to police files on troubled officers
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The Rev. Dr. Jay Earhart-Brown, the former Presbyterian minister and seminary president, the son and father of Presbyterian ministers, and a man who loves...
I met Roy Herron when I was a rookie newspaper reporter and he was a greenhorn lawyer. Both of us were trying to find...
When they joined a religious order decades ago, Maureen Griner and Margaret Ann Zinselmeyer took vows of poverty. The Ursuline Sisters of Mount St....
A ribbon-cutting ceremony usually signals a grand opening, a new beginning. But the recent ceremony at the Lisieux Community Women’s Drop-In Center marked an...
When their friend and colleague was gunned down during a carjacking last summer, several women in ministry started a grief group. They needed a...
As she moved forward to receive communion, the retired bishop’s wife became more and more confused. The bishop, walking beside her, noticed her distress....
Even now, more than 70 years later, she distinctly remembers her first conversation with God. She was 14, staring out her bedroom window at...
The two Methodist ministers met at the visitation for Rev. Autura Eason-Williams, the local church leader killed during a July carjacking in her driveway....
Those of us who knew Rev. Autura Eason-Williams are struggling. Struggling to express the anguish, anger, sorrow we feel over her shocking and senseless murder last...
Wanda Washington, a special education teacher at Jackson Avenue Elementary, went back to work Monday, April 4, for the first time in four months....