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The Tennessee General Assembly honors Memphis icons with a new bridge name as local leaders and private companies put resources back into community projects.
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The harsh treatment of immigrants overshadows a town's desire for more jobs and tax revenue.
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The XAI supercomputer dubbed itself "Mecha Hitler" this week, raising questions of toxicity that go beyond the Memphis neighborhoods concerned about air pollution.
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Political analyst Otis Sanford reflects on how efforts to diversity Memphis media has led to better outcomes for the whole community.
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Looking for data on who's getting school vouchers or which cars are illegally driven? Loopholes need fixing first.
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As the Shelby County budget nears approval, a few funding issues are raising eyebrows.
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Nashville's mayor doesn't like ICE crackdowns. State lawmakers want him — and other pro-immigration politicians — kicked out of office.
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While legislators ultimately were transparent about it, their actions raise ethical concerns.
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While civic leaders say they support the rebuilding project, the funding to replace the fire-destroyed landmark may not come from the city or county until it has a role to play.
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The DOJ now believes Memphis — and other cities — don't need oversight for previous civil rights violations.
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Funding sources on both federal and local levels are making have city and county governments talking about potential tax increases and budget cuts.
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Wednesday's shock at trial of MPD officers accused of beating Tyre Nichols to death could have long-term reverberations, says Otis Sanford.