MLK50 scores regional prizes Team earns multiple honors in contests covering the South by MLK50 Staff In District 9 race, Lamar and Pearson showcase a split in Democratic Party By Katherine Burgess and Allie Maury For the second time, MLK50’s resilience is honored by national group by MLK50 Staff Power and Prejudice Power and Prejudice: How a little-known Tennessee law convicts Black children for murders they didn’t commit by Rebecca Cadenhead Power and Prejudice: Chapter Two – A single incriminating statement seals Shawn’s fate by Rebecca Cadenhead Power and Prejudice: Chapter Three – Felony murder gives prosecutors immense discretion. And they’re fighting tooth and nail to keep it. by Rebecca Cadenhead Power and Prejudice: Chapter Four – ‘It was like they created the felony murder rule for Black people’ by Rebecca Cadenhead Shelby County DA releases video of Burger King worker being killed by DEA agent in Memphis by Anita Wadhwani, Tennessee Lookout Top Democrats stump for Pearson at Memphis rally by Katherine Burgess It’s a great day to celebrate the ‘Princess of the Press’ by MLK50 Staff Public Safety Power and Prejudice: How MLK50 investigated this story by Rebecca Cadenhead Local media wins access to juvenile court proceedings by MLK50 Staff Lethal injections are more likely to be botched, experts say by Brittany Brown ‘Botched’ lethal injection causing health issues for Tony Carruthers, his family and attorneys say by Brittany Brown Riding the Line Seven are vying for the Democratic nominee for Shelby County mayor. We asked them your questions. by Katherine Burgess MATA starts plan to install new, upgraded bus shelters by Katherine Burgess Riders still have questions after Memphis names trustees to oversee MATA by Katherine Burgess Read the full series Housing Community resource hub and men’s shelter opening soon in South Memphis by Natalie Wallington These 100 Memphis apartment complexes filed for nearly 10,000 evictions in 2025. Is your home among them? by Natalie Wallington Memphis wants 10,000 new homes by 2030 — but it’s leaving the details to developers by Natalie Wallington Government Republican gubernatorial candidates disagree on death penalty methods by Sam Stockard, Tennessee Lookout Video shows MPD worked with ICE to identify 18-year-old soccer player before his two-month detention by Katherine Burgess Advocates for critically ill kids urge Lee to intervene before deadline to report immigration status by Anita Wadhwani, Tennessee Lookout In Memphis, congressional candidates from across U.S. gather to start ‘revolution’ against gerrymandering by Katherine Burgess Economic Justice Section 8 tenants left in limbo by Memphis Housing Authority voucher problems by Natalie Wallington ¿Se ha atrasado en el pago de sus facturas de MLGW? Estos programas de asistencia pueden ayudarle a mantener las luces encendidas en Memphis. by Natalie Wallington ¿Eres un joven adulto con problemas de vivienda? Aquí te explicamos cómo conseguir ayuda. by Rebecca Cadenhead and Natalie Wallington Health and Ed Board’s inspections miss the worst conditions at neglected apartments by Michael Finch II Investigations Lead makes us sicker and less safe. So why do leaders overlook it? by Jacob Steimer FedEx says it’s a safe workplace. So why is Jessica James dead? by Wendi C. Thomas Methodist Hospital Suspends Debt Collection Lawsuits Amid Furor Over Suing Its Own Employees by Wendi C. Thomas
MLK50 scores regional prizes Team earns multiple honors in contests covering the South by MLK50 Staff
In District 9 race, Lamar and Pearson showcase a split in Democratic Party By Katherine Burgess and Allie Maury
Power and Prejudice: How a little-known Tennessee law convicts Black children for murders they didn’t commit by Rebecca Cadenhead
Power and Prejudice: Chapter Two – A single incriminating statement seals Shawn’s fate by Rebecca Cadenhead
Power and Prejudice: Chapter Three – Felony murder gives prosecutors immense discretion. And they’re fighting tooth and nail to keep it. by Rebecca Cadenhead
Power and Prejudice: Chapter Four – ‘It was like they created the felony murder rule for Black people’ by Rebecca Cadenhead
Shelby County DA releases video of Burger King worker being killed by DEA agent in Memphis by Anita Wadhwani, Tennessee Lookout
‘Botched’ lethal injection causing health issues for Tony Carruthers, his family and attorneys say by Brittany Brown
Seven are vying for the Democratic nominee for Shelby County mayor. We asked them your questions. by Katherine Burgess
These 100 Memphis apartment complexes filed for nearly 10,000 evictions in 2025. Is your home among them? by Natalie Wallington
Memphis wants 10,000 new homes by 2030 — but it’s leaving the details to developers by Natalie Wallington
Republican gubernatorial candidates disagree on death penalty methods by Sam Stockard, Tennessee Lookout
Video shows MPD worked with ICE to identify 18-year-old soccer player before his two-month detention by Katherine Burgess
Advocates for critically ill kids urge Lee to intervene before deadline to report immigration status by Anita Wadhwani, Tennessee Lookout
In Memphis, congressional candidates from across U.S. gather to start ‘revolution’ against gerrymandering by Katherine Burgess
¿Se ha atrasado en el pago de sus facturas de MLGW? Estos programas de asistencia pueden ayudarle a mantener las luces encendidas en Memphis. by Natalie Wallington
¿Eres un joven adulto con problemas de vivienda? Aquí te explicamos cómo conseguir ayuda. by Rebecca Cadenhead and Natalie Wallington
Health and Ed Board’s inspections miss the worst conditions at neglected apartments by Michael Finch II
Methodist Hospital Suspends Debt Collection Lawsuits Amid Furor Over Suing Its Own Employees by Wendi C. Thomas
