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IPSR investigation prompts removal of Klansman’s name from federal building, now renamed for late Judge Odell…
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For the second time in a generation, government-subsidized housing in Memphis is undergoing a massive and expensive transformation — and public housing residents are again being “temporarily…
Legal experts question the DA’s recent appearance with ‘shock jock’ Thaddeus Matthews as her office prosecutes him on high-level misdemeanor…
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A trail of victims and felonies doesn't stop Bret Thompson from reaping big pay days
With no staff and no funding, the Tennessee Civil Rights Crimes, Information, Reconciliation, and Research Center makes little progress
Last August and September, Memphis-Shelby County Schools hosted five pre-bid meetings to outline a whopping 84 federally funded HVAC upgrades at various schools. Representatives...
The agenda for last November’s work session of the Shelby County Board of Education was jammed. There were nearly 90 business items to go...
