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Changes in MSCS construction guidelines favored some vendors, excluded others
Rush to spend Covid-relief dollars brought Memphis schools fewer bidders, higher costs
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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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Poor, Black and disabled homeowners often suffer in Shelby County ‘tax sales’. Reforms are needed, critics…
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 over, three times the normal load. More than 70 items…
Wanda Washington, a special education teacher at Jackson Avenue Elementary, went back to work Monday, April 4, for the first time in four months....
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A 14-year-old boy was playing basketball in a park near his home last year when a bullet fired from a passing car tore through...
Susan H. Sanford, whose passionate civic spirit, business savvy, and tireless advocacy benefited a wide range of nonprofit organizations, died Monday evening after a...
Police killing of Black teen is 'a pain that will never go away'
