Hispanic community on edge, some even avoiding school and work
By: Jessica Gertler MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Fear is only mounting amongst the Hispanic community in
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Two more inmates die at jail in past two days, sheriff says
By: Vivian Nguyen MEMPHIS, Tenn — Two inmates at the county jail at 201 Poplar
Bartlett PD officer accused of sexual battery, placed on administrative leave
By: Courtney Anderson MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Bartlett Police say an officer has been placed on
TBI investigating fatal officer-involved shooting at Pilot Travel Center
By: Quametra Wilborn FAYETTE COUNTY, Tenn. — The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation confirmed they are
Former Metro fire captain awarded $1.7 million in federal free speech lawsuit
By: Austin Hornbostel Key Points A federal jury has ruled in favor of former Metro
MPD officer shoots man walking near elementary school with rifle, police say
By: FOX13 Memphis News Staff MEMPHIS, Tenn. – A Memphis Police officer shot a man
A Standing Ovation for Independent Judges: Federal Courts vs. President Trump—Just as the Founding Fathers Intended, the Separation of Powers Is Working
By: Public Affairs Staff on February 9, 2025 SHELBY COUNTY- TN — The true test
MPD: Man dies after ‘medical emergency’ while in police custody, TBI investigating
Author: Gabriel Huff Officers responded to a disturbance call on Tuesday, Feb. 4, just before 2
Republican TN lawmakers to challenge landmark SCOTUS decision on education restrictions based on immigration status
Author: Chris Salvemini Republican TN lawmakers are trying to challenge the 1982 Plyer v. Doe decision
MSCS school board member responds to lawsuit filed by former superintendent Dr. Marie Feagins
Author: Desmond Nugent MSCS school board member Michelle McKissack wants the public to know she was