Otis Sanford discusses Tennessee's Nuclear Family Month, state and local tax issues, and Wanda Halbert's possible recount.

Though the new congressional maps worsen the odds for Democrats, there are opportunities to make a statement, says Otis Sanford.

New congressional maps are made to put all of Shelby County under Republican lawmakers. Will they still serve voters who don't want them?

Political analyst Otis Sanford says that barring court intervention, the state redistricting of Memphis will create further polarization between political candidates.

Memphis voters are split into thirds, with the state's largest Black community shackled to far-flung MAGA counties.

A recent Supreme Court decision could lead to "Jim Crow 2.0," says Otis Sanford.

Can a nine-member board of political appointees get better academic and financial outcomes than the elected school board?

Lawmakers see greater state control over Shelby County as a way to fix problems and counteract Democratic voters.

From Memphis-Shelby County Schools to xAI, commitments have been made that politicians must keep in check.

Political analyst Otis Sanford says the state's reaction to the MSCS audit and MPD's response to a protest may have been overly dramatic.