Kailynn Johnson
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Overton Park Conservancy’s Preview Of New Trails
It will probably be several months before the trail is opened.
WeCareTN Grant Furthers HIV Outreach For Black Trans Women and Girls
Black transgender women have the highest national rates of new HIV diagnoses.
Community Advocates Speak Out as 18 Anti-LGBTQ+ Bills Are Heard in Legislature
More than a dozen pieces of anti-LGBTQ+ legislation have been passed since 2015.
Local Gun Safety Advocate Vocalizes Support for School Curriculum Bill
Bennie Cobb said gun education is crucial due to the different "variables" available now.
American Queen Voyages To Close Citing Post-Pandemic Financial Problems
All cruises have been canceled as a result of the closure.
Proposed Legislation Could Undo Strides in Public Safety in Memphis
The bill is scheduled for a vote on February 27th.
Report Finds Traffic Enforcement Disproportionately Affects Black Residents in Memphis
Black residents receive four times as many traffic tickets as white residents.
Sen. Lamar Offers Bill to Provide Continuous Healthcare Coverage For Minors
Most children lose healthcare coverage due to procedural issues.
Memphis and Shelby County Receive $11 Million in Funding to Address Homelessness
Previously, Memphis and Shelby County received $8.9 million.
Report: U of M Has Highest Title IX Complaints in State
University officials refused to answer questions about the numbers.