EEOC: Employer refused remote work for employee who had stroke, violating ADA
By: Laurel Kalser Working on site was not an essential function of the employee’s job
Shelby County Observer
Student Accepted To Top Law School With Full Ride Sentenced In January 6th Case
By Staci Zaretsky From dreams of passing the bar to time spent behind bars: How this
MSCS Board to evaluate Dr. Marie Feagins’ performance, discuss ‘next steps’ in board meeting Thursday
Author: Jackson Brown, Steffen Reals While the MSCS School Board did not say why the superintendent
Tennessee attorney general won’t challenge judge’s decision to allow Memphis referendum
Skrmetti calls gun-restriction questions “fraud on voters” By: Sam Stockard In a missive to Memphis and
Building a Brighter Future: Family First Grantee Daughters of Zion Hosts 7th CNA Graduation in 18 months, Fighting Poverty One Family at a Time
By Staff: Shelby County, TN —- On the evening of September 24, 2024, Daughters of
Shohei Ohtani records first 50-50 season in MLB history: Dodgers superstar slugs 50 homers, steals 50 bases
By Mike Axisa For the first time in Major League Baseball history, a player has hit
MSCS Superintendent, Governor Lee address school threats
by: Jessica Knox, Shay Simon, Alan Selph MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Another Memphis Shelby County School was threatened with
84-year-old minister robbed, beaten with rifle after making wrong turn
by: Melissa Moon MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A Mississippi preacher is recovering from a concussion, broken ribs,
Tennessee official and executive accused of rigging a bid on a $123M contract are charged
By: TRAVIS LOLLER Associated Press A former Tennessee prison official and former executive at a
FBI Conducting New Investigation Into Vanderbilt University Medical Center
By: Eli Motycka The FBI has conducted multiple interviews at Vanderbilt University Medical Center over