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The Tennessee House will vote Thursday on whether to expel three Democrats for their participation in gun control protests last week on the chamber floor, capping off an acrimonious two weeks at the statehouse following the Covenant School shooting.

After a tornado destroyed Rolling Fork, Miss., filmmaker Willy Bearden says documenting the town's recovery is how a native son can do his part.

A Tennessee regulatory board stripped four former Memphis Police Department officers criminally charged for the death of Tyre Nichols of their law enforcement certifications on Friday.

Nonprofit organizations say certain HIV-related services in Memphis are in danger of being discontinued after the state of Tennessee announced in January that it will not accept some large federal grants used for HIV prevention.

The family of Gerhsun Freeman pushed for accountability for the 33-year-old’s death at a press conference Friday afternoon, as their legal team denounced the treatment of those experiencing mental health crises in the criminal justice system.

Christian Brothers High School can trace an unbroken musical lineage back to the 1870s. A recent St. Patrick's parade march down Beale Street marked 150 years as an organized student band.

A group that has been trying for years to revitalize the Mid-South Coliseum is still pushing to repurpose the once thriving Midtown arena.

Hours before the City of Memphis' widely-anticipated airing of additional video and audio related to Tyre Nichols' beating death, a judge halted the release of the material "until such time as the state and the defendants have reviewed this information."

Approximately 20 additional hours of video and audio from the night of Tyre Nichols beating by Memphis police officers follows disciplinary hearings.

The vagueness of Tennessee's new so-called ban on drag performances in public has already created a chill among performance artists and theater groups worried about how the law will be enforced.