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  • Premium Downtown

    As work winds down, three local food vendors tapped for Tom Lee Park

    Visitors to the renovated Tom Lee Park will have their choice of ice cream, coffee, cocktails or a “Mac Daddy” brisket macaroni and cheese as they explore the park’s new pathways, play areas and shaded pavilions. 

    By Holly Whitfield April 26, 2023
  • State Government

    Governor proposes ‘extreme risk protection order’ bill for gun access

    Lee said his proposal, which expands a law that applies to cases of domestic violence, balances the need to restrict gun access for people deemed to be dangerous to themselves or others with the need to protect the rights of gun owners.

    By Ian Round April 19, 2023
  • Public Safety

    Family of Tyre Nichols talks about their ‘landmark lawsuit’

    Hours after filing a federal lawsuit that seeks $550 million in damages against the city and others, notable civil rights attorney Ben Crump and the family of Tyre Nichols remarked on the “landmark” suit.

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    Crump: Tyre Nichols’ family seeks $550 million in lawsuit

    By Julia Baker April 19, 2023
  • City of Memphis

    Election Commission subpoenas Strickland in mayoral residency suit

    The city administration has declined to take a side on whether it believes the five-year residency requirement is in effect. That puts the city between the Election Commission, which wants some kind of court ruling on what the requirement is, and two mayoral candidates whose attorneys say they will pursue who raised the residency issue in the first place.

    By Samuel Hardiman, Bill Dries April 19, 2023
  • Public Safety

    MPD officer shot, suspect barricaded in apartment

    At 10:35 a.m. Wednesday, officers with the Memphis Police Department attempted the warrant pickup in the 2800 block of Vayu Drive.

    By Julia Baker April 19, 2023
  • City of Memphis

    MLGW is looking to be more ‘agile.’ Here’s what that means

    Memphis Light, Gas and Water Division took steps Wednesday, April 19, toward becoming what its CEO describes as a more “agile” organization. 

    By Samuel Hardiman April 19, 2023
  • State Government

    Anti-abortion crisis pregnancy centers’ funding cut from $100M to $20M

    Gov. Lee proposed $100 million for the centers, which provide limited medical care and urge people not to terminate pregnancies. A Daily Memphian analysis found those centers’ revenue was about $20 million in 2020.

    By Ian Round April 19, 2023
  • Public Safety

    Teen charged in Autura Eason-Williams case makes court appearance

    Miguel Andrade, 16, was initially charged as a juvenile but was transferred last month to criminal court. 

    By Aarron Fleming April 19, 2023
  • State Government

    TBI will not be required to analyze rape kits within 30 days as some hoped

    Lawmakers put on ice a bill requiring the TBI to test rape kits in 30 days after bureau officials said it would be “exorbitantly expensive” to meet that goal.

    By Ian Round April 19, 2023
  • Education

    Second MSCS superintendent finalist withdraws name

    A second finalist for superintendent of Memphis-Shelby County Schools has withdrawn from consideration.

    By Aarron Fleming April 19, 2023
  • Update Public Safety

    Crump: Tyre Nichols’ family seeks $550 million in lawsuit

    The family of Tyre Nichols, the man who died after being beaten by Memphis police in January, filed a lawsuit Wednesday against the City of Memphis.

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    Family of Tyre Nichols talks about their ‘landmark lawsuit’

    By Julia Baker, Samuel Hardiman, Ben Wheeler April 20, 2023
  • Public Safety

    Strickland says curfew for kids will be enforced Downtown

    “It is not safe, and it is against the law, for children to be out at midnight without an adult. As every coach will say, ‘nothing good happens after midnight,’” Memphis mayor Jim Strickland said. 

    By Samuel Hardiman April 19, 2023
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    The Early Word: Superintendent search hits snag; Kelsey’s request is ‘meritless’

    Lee Harris wants to raise the county wheel tax, a new cafe is opening in the Cossitt and there’s no Widespread Panic in Mempho’s lineup.

    By Bianca Phillips April 19, 2023
  • Shelby County

    Harris, Wright pitch Regional One rebuild financing

    Shelby County Mayor Lee Harris takes a proposal to the County Commission next week to fund the county’s share of the $700-million capital project. Commissioner Mick Wright says he hopes that can be coupled with a property tax reduction.

    By Bill Dries April 18, 2023
  • Update Education

    What’s next for the MSCS superintendent search?

    The firm overseeing the hunt for the next Memphis-Shelby County Schools superintendent interviewed 34 candidates total. Of those 34, 26 indicated they were still interested in being considered.

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    MSCS superintendent finalist drops out

    By Aarron Fleming April 19, 2023
  • State Government

    Permitless carry bill for 18-year-olds delayed

    A General Assembly bill allowing 18-year-olds to carry guns without permits was pushed to next year, but the state is already treating it as the law under a settlement that ended an age-discrimination lawsuit.

    By Ian Round April 18, 2023
  • Public Safety

    Mulroy announces partnership to help prosecute economic crimes

    The Shelby County District Attorney’s Office announced a partnership as part of its push to prosecute economic crimes such as worker exploitation and wage theft. 

    By Julia Baker April 18, 2023
  • Education

    MSCS superintendent finalist drops out

    A finalist to be the next superintendent of Memphis-Shelby County Schools has withdrawn her name from consideration after a Saturday, April 15, unveiling event for the position’s three finalists turned sour.

    By Aarron Fleming April 18, 2023
  • State Government

    Prosecutors call Brian Kelsey’s request to reverse guilty plea ‘meritless’

    “There is no indication that the defendant did not understand his plea,” prosecutors wrote in documents filed Friday, April 14. “The defendant identifies no case in which a court has permitted a defendant so sophisticated to withdraw a valid plea so late with so little justification.”

    By Ian Round April 18, 2023
  • State Government

    Bail limit bill awaits Lee’s signature

    The bill requires trial court and general sessions court judges to set bail for certain violent felonies. 

    By Bill Dries April 18, 2023
  • Premium The Early Word

    The Early Word: Trolleys may clang again, and JJJ is the block captain

    City halts its new juvenile crime program, Etowah dinner series is hyper-local and we look at how the county courts set bail.

    By Bianca Phillips April 18, 2023
  • Public Safety

    Inside Shelby County’s new standing bail order

    Details from the Standing Bail Order for General Sessions Criminal Court of Shelby County, Tennessee, outline the timeframe and process for new bail hearing procedures.

    By Julia Baker April 18, 2023
  • Premium Public Safety

    Local reforms lower bail amounts by up to $725,000

    A new Shelby County Standing Bail Order is intended to prevent people accused of crimes from being held in jail unnecessarily, fulfilling a constitutional right that bail shouldn’t be punitive. But some say more transparency and stricter bail schedules are needed to protect the community.

    Related content: 

    Inside Shelby County’s new standing bail order

    By Julia Baker April 18, 2023
  • Shelby County

    Shelby County Commission buys land for Cordova fire station, approves Kerrville solar array

    The commission took action on the two project as part of a light agenda Monday, April 17. Meanwhile, the county continues to search for another fire station site in southeast Shelby County.

    By Bill Dries April 17, 2023
  • Public Safety

    Tyre Nichols’ family to sue City of Memphis

    The family of Tyre Nichols, the man who died after an encounter with Memphis police officers, will file a lawsuit this week against the City of Memphis.

    By Samuel Hardiman April 17, 2023

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