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Opera Memphis and the Orpheum were among Memphis arts organizations forced to cancel performances in January. They're counting on audiences to get back in the "spring" of things.
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A Feb. 26 panel at the National Civil Rights Museum asks four federal judges about the role of the judiciary in our polarized country.
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As Americans lose health insurance, federally qualified health centers step in with sliding scale fees for medical services.
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As the Metal Museum takes over the former Memphis College of Art building, the new space brings big opportunity for growth.
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When the legal options end, a mixed-status immigrant family must decide who goes and who stays in the city they've lived and worked in for two decades.
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As mixed-status families in Memphis face the deportation of parents and breadwinners, some households go on lockdown.
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In a Louisiana detention center for undocumented immigrants, a long-time Memphis resident awaits a deportation hearing while his family — including three US-born teenagers — worries about the future.
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Delmar Gomez is among Memphis' undocumented immigrants picked up by ICE. As he awaits a hearing, the Trump Administration has published false information about him.
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In the second part of our latest Civil Wrongs series, Memphis families, past and present, wrestle with generational trauma after loved ones are killed by public servants entrusted with community safety.
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In the first part of our latest Civil Wrongs series, a Supreme Court case originating in Memphis changed deadly force policies for policing nationwide.
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Immigration journalist Daniel Connolly says even legal immigrants in Memphis are carrying passports in the event of an encounter with ICE.
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Calling it a "generational opportunity" to fight crime, Gov. Lee said National Guard troops would be unarmed and work with MPD in a support capacity.