Bill Would Block Community Bail Funds
A Just City leader said lawmakers don’t want people charged with an offense to have right to bail, release, or presumption of innocence.
Billboard Campaign Targets Financial Cost of ICE Actions
“They get billions to beat us up. We get layoffs and rent hikes.”
Wrongful Death Suit Filed Against Youth Villages
The suit claimed Youth Villages exposed participants of its SWITCH program to “grave danger.”
Bill Would Allow Hunting in Memphis City Limits
City law only allows for shooting in self defense, executing law, or at a gun range.
Another xAI Co-Founder Departs
The move makes three to leave this month.
Nearly Half of Memphis Public High Schoolers Likely to be Chronically Absent This Year
The state average is around 23 percent.
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Memphis Flyer Podcast Feb. 26 2025: Billionaires Win, Babies Lose
Trump’s year of destruction, by the numbers.
THP Says More Troopers Reduced Fatal Car Crashes in Memphis
Only eight troopers were assigned to Shelby County in 2009.
Denial of Police Use of Force Records Spurs ACLU Lawsuit
ACLU: City leaders have not made sufficient police reforms since DOJ report on police violence.
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Memphis Flyer Podcast Feb. 26 2025: Billionaires Win, Babies Lose
Trump’s year of destruction, by the numbers.
Memphis Flyer Podcast Feb. 19, 2026: Suzannah Herbert Talks “Natchez”
Director Suzannah Herbert joins host Chris McCoy to talk about her new documentary.
Memphis Flyer Podcast Feb. 12, 2026: What is Love, Anyway?
We check in on the state of romance in the Mid-South.
Memphis Flyer Podcast Feb. 5 2026: Meet the 20<30
Hear what the future leaders of Memphis have to say about our city.
Memphis Flyer Podcast January 8 2026: New Year, No Weed
Toby Sells on the big changes coming to Tennessee’s cannabis laws in 2026
Memphis Flyer Podcast Dec 4, 2025: A Season of Music
Alex Greene on December’s musical offerings and Carla Thomas
