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Plaintiffs in a rape kit lawsuit accuse Memphis police of making a "pattern of false statements'' about DNA testing capabilities
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Plaintiffs in a rape kit lawsuit accuse Memphis police of making a "pattern of false statements'' about DNA testing capabilities
Memphis-Shelby County Schools has hired a national accounting firm to audit its internal procedures in spending millions in federal COVID-19 relief funds, also known...
Should Memphis build its own crime lab or wait on TBI staffing and pay reforms?
Two Cities. Two Outcomes. In the wake of Eliza Fletcher's murder, MPD's systems for investigating violent crime come into question.
DRESDEN, Tenn. — Like so many other people in West Tennessee that Friday evening, Cathy Gallimore was watching the weather. Gallimore kept glancing at...