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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”
Trying to shore up relations here, the federal power supplier created a Memphis-based vice presidency and filled it with a well-connected businessman whose wife...
IPSR inquiry finds city-owned utility isn't honoring transparency pledge
IPSR investigation leads to renaming of courthouse and office complex
A photo in a $50,000 city exhibit misidentifies her, adding to her obscurity
Transparency advocates say police need limits on fees, excessive redaction
Millions spent on bodycams to build public trust, yet transparency is lacking
Compromise reached as MPD changes policy, agrees to release bodycam footage at no cost
Amy Weirich's new Conduct Review Team takes aim at police excessive force, but faces challenges ahead
An inside look at an officer's controversial serial Taser use and the decision by prosecutors not to file charges
William Skelton is the second law enforcement officer to be charged by a new prosecution unit that aims to curtail police brutality.