City Council makes strides toward harnessing data center development in the Bluff City; delays vote on moratorium ordinance
An ordinance that would temporarily halt data center development in Memphis has been held until
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Funds to replace food lost during Memphis power outages exhausted on first day
As of 1:30 p.m. on Monday, calls to the MemphisCares hotline were automatically directed to
Despite Poverty and Dysfunction, Shadow Government Slush Fund “More for Memphis” Comes Back for Taxpayer Money as Memphis City Council Votes Again
By the Shelby County Observer Investigative Team on May 25, 2026 MEMPHIS, TN — The
City councilwoman says failed resolution to stop National Guard ‘gaslit’ residents
By Imani Williams MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) – The City Council’s proposed push back on the National
City Council passes ordinance to allow xAI property tax revenue to benefit community
By: Shaquiena Davis The ordinance allows tax funds from xAI to be used to support
Memphis City Council approves $2.5M emergency relief fund amidst federal government shutdown
By: Gabriel Huff The Memphis Emergency Meal Provision and Housing Interim Services Loan Fund (M.E.M.P.H.I.S.
Mountains in Memphis? How Glenda Hicks Unmasked the Misleading “Terrain” Narrative Driving Doug McGowen and Pearl Walker’s Propaganda Campaign for an Excessively Priced $228 Million MLGW Contract — Government Gangsters, Part 9
By: SHELBY COUNTY OBSERVER Public Affairs Staff — November 16, 2025 MEMPHIS, TN— In a
It Is a Shame: How Memphis Is Being Run by Government Gangsters
By Gloria Zuurveen, Editor-in-Chief, PACE NEWS Lord have mercy on Memphis, Tennessee. Memphis needs Your mercy,
Whistleblower Joe Kent Uncovers $100 Million MLGW Fraud — Approved by Mayor Paul Young and the Memphis City Council — Government Gangsters Part VII
By the Shelby County Observer Public Affairs Staff October 23, 2025 | Shelby County, Tennessee
City could close on Sheraton by end of September, attorneys say
MEMPHIS, Tenn. – The Memphis City Council on Tuesday questioned why the city had yet