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Delayed Rape Kit Testing Leads to Lawsuit: “You have to Fight for Yourself”
The Name Change that Took an Act of Congress
After Four Years, Cold Case Crime Center Has Done Little Solving
“Just Tell the Truth”: Retired MPD Worker Says Evidence Destroyed in Sexual Assault Cases
Destruction of Evidence a Question in Rape Kit Depositions
IPSR examination prompts independent audit of federal Covid-relief funds
School district fires facilities manager after IPSR investigation of bidding irregularities
‘Backrs’ builds support network for first-generation college students
Loss of funding, reproductive rights raise concerns about teen births
Transforming the city one teen mom at a time
Changes in MSCS construction guidelines favored some vendors, excluded others
Rush to spend Covid-relief dollars brought Memphis schools fewer bidders, higher costs
Pioneering trauma program treats ‘hidden wounds’ in pediatric hospital’s ER
Memphis physicians mobilize to help india fight covid-19
How Manoj Jain became “The Dr. Fauci of Memphis”
Hope in Memphis is a recurring series about people who are working every day in Memphis to defy and defeat crime and violence, poverty...
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...
When a local TV weatherman did a live broadcast from Hanley Elementary 25 years ago, he met a teacher who stole his heart. On...
Members of First Baptist Church formally welcomed their new senior pastor Sunday morning. Rev. Kathryn ‘Kat’ Kimmel was installed as the congregation’s fifth senior...
Barbara Austin grew up in a Methodist church in Whitehaven. She knew the Lord’s Prayer by heart, but not in the original New Testament...
The Klondike neighborhood in North Memphis has dozens of vacant lots and boarded-up houses, several closed schools and struggling little churches, and one mosque....
The Friday before his kidney transplant last month, Rev. Colenzo Hubbard had breakfast at Brother Juniper’s with his good friend, Lee Giovannetti. The two,...
Toni Woods got her second dose of COVID-19 vaccine this week. Then she walked downstairs and went to work, even though it wasn’t her...