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As rape kits go months without being tested in Tennessee, Republicans vow to investigate a Nashville hospital that treats transgender children. -
WKNO-FM/The aftermath of Memphis homicides that shocked residents and brought more negative attention to the city is taking partisan shape.
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From book bans to school vouchers, Tennessee's Republican lawmakers have pushed new laws making more work for public school teachers while promoting private and charter schools as the superior choice (for people with money.) -
A County Clerk and a Supreme Court Justice have some rethinking past decisions.
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The era of crossing party lines in heavily Democratic Shelby County may be over, says political analyst Otis Sanford.
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See the results of the 2022 Tennessee Primary race.
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Several local campaigns that were once on top were beleaguered by problems that turned the public eye to an opponent.
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More than half the candidates on the August 4 ballot in Shelby County are looking for top jobs in area courtrooms. A lawyer with the Memphis Bar Association tells us it's important voters get this decision right.
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Shelby County Clerk Wanda Halbert and State House candidate Torrey Harris give voters a few last-minute reasons to reconsider their support on Aug. 4's "Big Ballot." Political analyst Otis Sanford says it's likely they'll still win.
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Should voters extend term limits for mayor and city council members that they reduced in 2008? Does party affiliation matter in the DA's race? Otis Sanford discusses that and the Joris Ray investigation.
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U of M law professor and former Shelby County Commissioner Steve Mulroy says the volume of violent crime makes a case for new leadership in the District Attorney's office.
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As Shelby County faces record high numbers of violent crime, District Attorney General Amy Weirich is campaigning for her second term as chief prosecutor. A spate of recent changes to state and federal laws has added fresh debates to the August 4 election.
