After school vouchers, few proposals in State of the State Speech think outside of Conservative box.

A lawsuit raises questions of impropriety, but also whether "he said-she said" allegations will hold up, says Otis Sanford

City and County officials have several big political undertakings to negotiate in the weeks — and years — ahead.

Despite political pressure, the Memphis-Shelby County School Board fired Superintendent Marie Feagins. They may not be getting back to business-as-usual any time soon.

Vouchers, hurricane relief funding and immigration, he says, need special attention during the 114th General Assembly.

MLGW is working to restore residential confidence as Memphis is hit with a snowstorm. MSCS officials have a similar goal after last month's attempt to oust the superintendent.

From new schools to a needed crime lab, officials play Santa Claus to a county of apathetic voters.

As Memphis politicians react to a report from the Biden Administration's DOJ, changes to policing may ultimately come from local efforts, not the federal government.

From County Clerk Wanda Halbert to District Attorney General Steve Mulroy, removing politicians from office has prompted criticism of judges, lawyers and lawmakers.

State lawmakers love funding sports venues. Can we get more from them to help with AutoZone Park and a new high school in Cordova.