Community town hall tackles impacts of poverty in Memphis
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Arrest of former senior living executive director raises concerns for family
by: Zaneta Lowe COLLIERVILLE, Tenn. — The former executive director of a senior living community in
Tennessee legislature revives Memphis schools takeover bill
By: Melissa Brown A proposed takeover of Memphis-Shelby County Schools is inching forward in the Tennessee General
Judge Gina Higgins Under Scrutiny After Courtroom Confrontation Raises Questions of Judicial Neutrality and Constitutional Fairness
By: Shelby County Observer | January 18, 2026 MEMPHIS—TN. Judge Gina Higgins presided over a
Backed by LISC–Kresge, Daughters of Zion Transforms a Modest Grant Into Citywide Violence Prevention Impact
By: Public Affairs Staff | December 26, 2025 Memphis, TN —— Daughters of Zion has
SHELBY COUNTY CAN’T MAKE PAYROLL, YET SHELBY COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MAY VOTE TO FUND A $100 MILLION “MORE FOR MEMPHIS” POVERTY-PROFITEERING SCHEME: Government Gangsters — Part 10
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‘Inhumane conditions:’ Clerk Tami Sawyer worried about inmates at 201 as judges say ‘no’ to additional operations
By Michaela Redmond MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) – Shelby County General Sessions Court Clerk Tami Sawyer expressed
Former General Sessions Court CAO claims clerk fired him for not signing off on inappropriate use of county funds
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Shelby County may not have enough money to meet November payroll
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TikTok influencer accused of destroying marriage ordered to pay woman $1.75M
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