Kailynn Johnson
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Southaven Residents Raise Concerns About Noise From xAI Turbines
The turbines are a part of xAI's expansion into Mississippi.
Court Decision Marks First Step in National Guard Deployment Intervention
The state has five business days to initiate the appeal process.
Campaign Centers Youth-Led Voices and Hope In Decision-Making
“How can you plan for a future that you don’t know is going to exist?”
Memphis Tenants Union Continues Fight for Safe Living Conditions
The union has worked at Memphis Towers since 2021.
A Funeral For xAI?
Organizers' “happy" event Saturday (there will be comedy) takes elected leaders to task.
Criminal Justice Reform Groups Probe Memphis Safe Task Force Arrests
The group noted that making arrests is 'only the first step to reducing crime.'
Report Finds Link Between Poor Housing Conditions and Public Health
Eighty percent of renters who participated reported 'serious' problems with their homes.
Lawmakers Question Department of Human Services on SNAP Benefit Solutions
DHS cannot recreate the "distribution mechanism" created by the federal government.
Major Reported Crime Trends Downward From 2024
Major violent crime includes reported murder, assault, and forcible rape
Bus Riders Advocate For ‘Real Change’ as MATA Looks for Top Leadership
MATA is currently looking to fill the roles for a CEO, CFO, and more.