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Humes School, Elvis’ Alma Mater, to Close
The school was part of an experiment by state lawmakers.
MEMernet: McKinney Tribute, Eclipsed, and Burnt Out P
Garden goes blue for fallen officer, Memphians sungazed, and a broken airport sign.
The Fight for the Wetlands
Environmentalists and developers clash over the future of Tennessee’s wildest spaces.
Memphis River Parks Partnership Names John Best First...
Best has worked with the organization for a number of years at various events.
Public Invited to Weigh In on Proposed $787M Bridge over...
Construction could begin as early as 2026.
Lee’s School Voucher Bill Not Expected to Advance
Many disliked it over concerns of public schools officials in their districts.
Black Maternal Health Advocates Push For More Resources...
Tennessee has the country's third highest maternal mortality rate.
DA Sought Higher Bond for Man Killed in Police Shootout
Mayor Paul Young called for tougher sentencing.
Leaders React to MPD Officer Death with Grief, Sympathy,...
The deceased suspect was arrested last month but was released without bond.
School Voucher Plan Stalls as Legislature Enters Final Weeks
Privately, some GOP lawmakers say the idea is sputtering.
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