State trial for Tyre Nichols’ death continues as defense rests case during Day 3
By Lydian Coombs and Jerry Askin MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) – Prosecutors rested their case before noon Wednesday after
Tyre Nichols
‘Let’s do right by Tyre’: Community hosts march on second anniversary of Tyre Nichols’ death
by: Brian Didlake MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Members of Tyre Nichols’ family, community members, activists and faith
Trial reset for July 2026 for $550 million civil lawsuit in Tyre Nichols’ case
Author: Kim Chaney The lawsuit filed by Nichols’ mother blames the former Memphis Police officers and
Former MPD Police Chief weighs in on DOJ investigation
By: Kayla Solomon MEMPHIS, Tenn. – Former Memphis Police Department Police Chief Tony Armstrong was
More than 400 Memphians attend virtual meeting with U.S. Dept. of Justice, react to investigation into police department
Author: Desmond Nugent The U.S. Department of Justice allowed public input during a virtual community meeting
Shelby Co. DA’s office adds another to Giglio List
by: Jessica Gertler SHELBY COUNTY, Tenn. — WREG Investigators have found out the Shelby County District
Statements released by Mayor Young and Interim Chief Davis on DOJ’s Memphis investigation findings
Author: Tammy Castany Following the release of the DOJ’s findings on Dec. 4, Memphis Mayor and
Memphis Mayor pushes back as feds say they could sue to force reforms at MPD
Author: Associated Press, ADRIAN SAINZ and JONATHAN MATTISE DOJ authorities said Memphis Police practices violate the
Denial and Dysfunction: Memphis Mayor Paul Young, Police Chief CJ Davis, and City Attorney Tannera Gibson Embarrass Themselves Addressing DOJ Findings
Public Affairs Staff on December 9, 2024 MEMPHIS, TN ——- In a deeply troubling
Memphis police use excessive force and discriminates against Black people, Justice Department finds
The report from the U.S. Department of Justice says that “Memphis police officers regularly violate