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Know your rights: A comprehensive resource guide for immigrants and allies in Memphis MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Their friend was killed, then their home was demolished: Inside a Memphis homeless encampment sweep MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

A day and night in Memphis: Trump’s task force expands surveillance MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Bill Lee said people arrested by task force are “violent criminals and known gang members.” Data show that’s not true. MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Memphis ‘secret shoppers’ uncover housing discrimination in nearly half of properties tested MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

How bail works in Memphis — and why reform could ease jail overcrowding MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

No school, no fresh air and isolated MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Memphis tightens scrutiny on unhoused community as agencies arrive, but offers no funding to help people find shelter MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

State Rep. Justin J. Pearson to challenge U.S. Congressman Steve Cohen MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Inside the Memphis Chamber of Commerce’s push for Elon Musk’s xAI data center MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Sickle cell care is better. Accessing good care is still challenging. MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

What it feels like when federal forces come to town MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Surge in ICE arrests around Memphis fueled by people who haven’t committed any crimes MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Farewell to Karanja Ajanaku, a mentor, confidante and friend MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

How do you want to get there? MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

This Black union organizer was run out of Memphis by corrupt cops, riverboat owners MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Tax breaks propped up a troubled Memphis apartment complex — and tenants paid the price MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Riders still have questions after Memphis names trustees to oversee MATA MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

‘We are far down this road of losing our democracy,’ says Harris as leaders mull sending troops to Memphis MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Know your rights with law enforcement, military troops MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Shelby County is jailing more children, even as serious crimes committed by youth fall MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Health and Ed Board cancels tax breaks for two beleaguered apartment communities MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

A new city ordinance would allow Memphis to tear down ‘blighted’ buildings. How will it choose which to tackle? MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Why five MATA board members resigned MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

What’s next for MATA? New oversight, uncertain future MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Top two candidates for next MATA CEO have years of transit experience MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

These Memphis mobile home residents are fighting for safe and accessible common spaces MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

38109 residents asked how to spend money from xAI tax payments MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Free The 901 campaign forms to oppose recent federal intervention in Memphis MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

This one-stop clinic cares for people with health issues sparked or worsened by homelessness MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Both of Shelby County’s criminal court judge finalists say they’ll be tough on crime MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Paying for squalor: Pinebrook Pointe residents living with leaks, rats, raw sewage MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Council proposal would ‘end’ public transit in Memphis, says interim MATA CEO MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Flawed air quality test leaves community twisting in the wind MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

As juvenile detention center transition moves forward, the impact on detained youth is unclear MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

A dozen apartments monitored by the Health and Ed Board are in legal default MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Riders say MATA needs $50 million. The mayor budgeted $30 million. MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

City funding for MATA will keep service at already reduced routes, allow no expansion MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Who will work with Judge Donald to monitor MPD? City names task force MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Memphis is out of utility assistance money — and it’s unclear when program funds will return MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Where can Memphians go when it’s cold outside? What to know about warming shelters MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

April 2025 was one of the deadliest months on record for Memphis children MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

What’s changed since Memphis police killed Tyré Nichols? MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Here’s how to get your juvenile record removed in Shelby County MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Community calls for fresh ideas amid an opaque police reform process MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

More than others, Black women die from all types of breast cancer. Survivors are fighting to reverse the trend MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Are you a young adult struggling with housing? Here’s how to get help. MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

‘We deserve to breathe clean air’: Southwest Memphians take on Elon Musk’s xAI MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

SELC petitions EPA to say Memphis area in violation of ozone standards MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

TransPro’s plan for MATA is becoming clearer. Here’s what they’ve already done, promises to come MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

We asked every member of Memphis’ new ‘Integrity Policing’ task force where they stand on the DOJ report. MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

These Memphis resources can help you make rent. How to access assistance money MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Federal funding cuts are causing food bank shortages in Memphis and beyond MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Memphis-Shelby County’s Juvenile Court clerk will soon accept more forms of identification for record expungements MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

MATA secretly cut bus routes. Now, there’s a plan to build back that service. MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Have you fallen behind on your MLGW bills? These utility assistance programs can help keep the lights on in Memphis MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Tax breaks drain millions from Shelby County coffers, robbing critical services of the support they need MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

As deportation fears spread, Memphis mayor promises to focus elsewhere MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

“A horrible idea”; under a new law, older teens charged with murder will be tried as adults MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Descendants of Black farmers are still fighting the USDA over past discrimination MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Tennessee’s blended sentencing law will lock up more kids MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

A new board is responsible for MATA’s success, but their powers are limited MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

How will Tennessee’s blended sentencing law work? MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

To the Harvard professor who said MLK50 wasn’t ‘viable’: Look at us now MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Loans got me into journalism. Student debt pushed me out. MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

MLK50’s development specialist begins new role as chief strategy officer MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Charity Scott joins MLK50 as managing editor MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

It’s been 4 years since MLK50 was born; lessons from the founder and a vision for what’s next MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Are you ready to get to work? MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

When we’re really in this together MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Meet Ashley Caldwell, MLK50’s first “Unsung, Unbowed, Unstoppable” woman MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

From MLK50 archives: Memphis had another shameful, tragedy in 1968 MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

A bitter tax to swallow MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

How can criminal justice reformers keep the faith in the face of fear? MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Meet enterprise reporter Mike Finch MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

‘Memphis Seven’ members are still at work and still fighting for change MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Justice for Tyré MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

When student loans and the housing crisis force journalists out of the business MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

California-based nonprofit newsroom leader joins MLK50 as development director MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

What’s Black and read all over? MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

The community is working on the city’s gun problems even when the legislature isn’t MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Now Hiring: MLK50’s first development director MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Picking up Dr. King’s campaign MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

A young girl’s letter to the pastor MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Memphis crime rate setting records, demanding innovation MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Wanna throw a rock? You can’t hide your hand MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Voter turnout is down in Shelby County. How do we improve it? MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

They charged Frances Thompson with indecency when all she wanted to do was live a safe life MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Change in Memphis starts with creating Black wealth MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

MLK50 launches NewsMatch 2023 campaign to raise $75,000 MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Katherine Burgess joins MLK50 as government accountability reporter MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Searching for healing and justice at the trial for the killing of Tyré MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Memphis Seen: Ariel Cobbert’s quest for tenderness and transformation MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

9 MLK quotes to inspire your resistance MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Memphis leaders celebrate xAI, but will its ‘burden’ go unchecked? MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

For MLK50’s founder, the trauma lingers despite Forrest statue’s fall MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

For transit success, ‘narrative’ around MATA must change MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

‘A victory for us’: Southwest Memphis residents elated as developers drop Byhalia Pipeline project MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Shelby County, a hotspot for HIV, forfeited $3M in federal HIV funding MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

What do journalists know about love? MLK50: Justice Through Journalism