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This one-stop clinic cares for people with health issues sparked or worsened by homelessness

This one-stop clinic cares for people with health issues sparked or worsened by homelessness

Baptist Operation Outreach offers medicine and moral support as the count of unhoused patients rises. But essentials remain out of reach for many.

Memphis domestic violence center abruptly closes amid statewide fight for victim funding

Memphis domestic violence center abruptly closes amid statewide fight for victim funding

byAnita Wadhwani, Tennessee Lookout

Trump is backing away from police reform. Here’s what that means for 12 cities.

Trump is backing away from police reform. Here’s what that means for 12 cities.

byDaphne Duret, Daja E. Henry, Christie Thompson, Lakeidra Chavis, Geoff Hing and Wilbert L. Cooper, The Marshall Project

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Court Order vs. ICE Warrant: When should you open your door to immigration agents?

Court Order vs. ICE Warrant: When should you open your door to immigration agents?

byNicolas Baintrub, Enlace Latino NC

Making culture, keeping culture

Making culture, keeping culture

byAriel Cobbert andAndrea Morales

During the Great Depression, Black women fought for better pay

During the Great Depression, Black women fought for better pay

byJustin A. Davis

Public Safety

Memphis-Shelby County’s Juvenile Court clerk will soon accept more forms of identification for record expungements

Memphis-Shelby County’s Juvenile Court clerk will soon accept more forms of identification for record expungements

byRebecca Cadenhead

Who will work with Judge Donald to monitor MPD? City names task force

Who will work with Judge Donald to monitor MPD? City names task force

byKatherine Burgess

“A horrible idea”; under a new law, older teens charged with murder will be tried as adults

“A horrible idea”; under a new law, older teens charged with murder will be tried as adults

byRebecca Cadenhead

Juvenile justice bills would treat more Tennessee kids as adults

Juvenile justice bills would treat more Tennessee kids as adults

bySteven Hale, Nashville Banner

Riding the Line

A new board is responsible for MATA’s success, but their powers are limited

A new board is responsible for MATA’s success, but their powers are limited

byKatherine Burgess

For transit success, ‘narrative’ around MATA must change

For transit success, ‘narrative’ around MATA must change

byKatherine Burgess

Who are the new MATA board members — and have they ever taken the bus?

Who are the new MATA board members — and have they ever taken the bus?

byKatherine Burgess

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Housing

Where can Memphians go when it’s cold outside? What to know about warming shelters

Where can Memphians go when it’s cold outside? What to know about warming shelters

byNatalie Wallington

After major delays, pilot program meant to curb evictions launches

After major delays, pilot program meant to curb evictions launches

byJacob Steimer

There are a lot more corporate landlords in Memphis. That might mean less homeownership.

There are a lot more corporate landlords in Memphis. That might mean less homeownership.

byJacob Steimer

Government

Whose interests will Memphis’ police reform task force serve?

Whose interests will Memphis’ police reform task force serve?

Tax breaks drain millions from Shelby County coffers, robbing critical services of the support they need

Tax breaks drain millions from Shelby County coffers, robbing critical services of the support they need

byMichael Finch II

As deportation fears spread, Memphis mayor promises to focus elsewhere

As deportation fears spread, Memphis mayor promises to focus elsewhere

byBrittany Brown

The sanitation workers’ strike without a name

The sanitation workers’ strike without a name

byJustin A. Davis

Economic Justice

Descendants of Black farmers are still fighting the USDA over past discrimination

Descendants of Black farmers are still fighting the USDA over past discrimination

byMichael Finch II

MATA needs steady funding. What would it take to get it?

MATA needs steady funding. What would it take to get it?

byKatherine Burgess

MATA cuts 5 routes, says issues with city funding could lead to ‘no buses running the streets’

MATA cuts 5 routes, says issues with city funding could lead to ‘no buses running the streets’

byKatherine Burgess

Underfunded for years, MATA’s woes continue to harm working-class riders

Underfunded for years, MATA’s woes continue to harm working-class riders

byKatherine Burgess

Investigations

Lead makes us sicker and less safe. So why do leaders overlook it?

Lead makes us sicker and less safe. So why do leaders overlook it?

byJacob Steimer

FedEx says it’s a safe workplace. So why is Jessica James dead?

FedEx says it’s a safe workplace. So why is Jessica James dead?

byWendi C. Thomas

Methodist Hospital Suspends Debt Collection Lawsuits Amid Furor Over Suing Its Own Employees

Methodist Hospital Suspends Debt Collection Lawsuits Amid Furor Over Suing Its Own Employees

byWendi C. Thomas

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