“Publicly Indigestible”: Joe B. Kent Slams More for Memphis Ordinance’s Lack of Transparency in Fiery Speech Before Shelby County Commissioners”
By Public Affairs Staff on January 10, 2025 MEMPHIS, TN —- In an impassioned address
Memphis City Council
$8,300 Returned: Shelby County Commissioner Brandon Morrison Clears Name and Distances Herself Amid Growing Tennessee Prosperity PAC Donation and More for Memphis Scandal
By Public Affairs Staff on January 9, 2025 Shelby County Commissioner Brandon Morrison MEMPHIS,
J Ford Canale, Memphis City Council Vote Manipulation? Memphis Council’s Mysterious Vote Shift on $1B More for Memphis Public Scheme
By: Joe B Kent on December 2, 2024 Despite the Memphis City Council Rules of
$500M RICO Lawsuit Rocks Memphis City Council: Lawsuit Seeks State Takeover of Memphis in ‘More for Memphis’ Scheme
Public Affairs Staff on December 2, 2024 MEMPHIS, TN— In a scandal that could upend
“The Perfect Storm For Corruption”: Michalyn Easter-Thomas and Memphis City Council Fast-Track Taxpayer-Funded Scheme- “Tell Shelby County That They Need To Go Ahead And Get It Done Next Week”
Public Affairs Staff on November 25, 2024 Memphis, TN – Memphis City Council Advances More
Memphis City Council plans to add pressure to state lawmakers by pushing gun legislation change
By: Desmond Nugent City of Memphis council members are making plans for an ordinance to
Memphis City Council declines permit for new high school in Cordova
By Action News 5 Staff MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) – The Memphis City Council has denied the
Commissioner’s Michael Whaley’s “More For Memphis” Ordinance Sparks Outcry as “Poverty Profiteering MORE FOR THEM Scheme, Critics Say
By: Public Policy Staff, November 12, 2024 Memphis, TN – “The smooth-talking con man
Memphis voters say yes to 3 gun control measures
by: Alex Coleman MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A controversial set of proposed gun control measures got a
Judge rules gun control questions can go on Memphis ballot
by: Associated Press, Melissa Moon MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — A Tennessee judge ruled Wednesday that three gun control questions