These 100 Memphis apartment complexes filed for nearly 10,000 evictions in 2025. Is your home among them? Our interactive maps show who the top evictors are, where they are and where their owners are based. by Natalie Wallington A court ruled that ICE’s mandatory detention policy violated immigrants’ rights. For one family, that ruling came too late. by Katherine Burgess From the editor: A 30-year sentence of death: Tony Carruthers by Adrienne Johnson Martin Poetry behind bars By Trekeria Rainey Tennessee House speaker suspends all Dems from committees, citing decorum violation by Sam Stockard, Tennessee Lookout Nashville stripped Memphis of its voice in Congress. Memphians still demanded to be heard. by Katherine Burgess From the editor: They want Black culture, but not Black votes by Adrienne Johnson Martin Public Safety A new bill would limit bail funds, leaving fewer defendants in Memphis with access to community support by Brittany Brown Here’s how Tennessee has changed bail laws in recent years by Brittany Brown Trump’s task force took this 9-year-old boy’s father after a traffic stop. The family doesn’t know what’s next. by Katherine Burgess Expedientes muestran que el Grupo Especial Antidelincuencia de Trump en Memphis arrestó a más de 800 inmigrantes. Solo el 2 % de los arrestos fueron por delitos violentos. by Wendi C. Thomas, Katherine Burgess and Nick McMillan, ProPublica Riding the Line Seven are vying for the Democratic nominee for Shelby County mayor. We asked them your questions. by Katherine Burgess MATA starts plan to install new, upgraded bus shelters by Katherine Burgess Riders still have questions after Memphis names trustees to oversee MATA by Katherine Burgess Read the full series Housing Memphis wants 10,000 new homes by 2030 — but it’s leaving the details to developers by Natalie Wallington Section 8 tenants left in limbo by Memphis Housing Authority voucher problems by Natalie Wallington ¿Se ha atrasado en el pago de sus facturas de MLGW? Estos programas de asistencia pueden ayudarle a mantener las luces encendidas en Memphis. by Natalie Wallington Government ACLU sues to block redrawn Tennessee congressional map that breaks up Memphis by Cassandra Stephenson, Tennessee Lookout Congressional districts have changed. Here’s how to find out yours. by Katherine Burgess As Republicans move to strip Memphis’ congressional seat, the city is missing a voice in the statehouse by Katherine Burgess Just 2% of immigration arrests by Memphis Safe Task Force were for violent crime, records show by Wendi C. Thomas, Katherine Burgess and Nick McMillan, ProPublica Economic Justice ¿Eres un joven adulto con problemas de vivienda? Aquí te explicamos cómo conseguir ayuda. by Rebecca Cadenhead and Natalie Wallington Health and Ed Board’s inspections miss the worst conditions at neglected apartments by Michael Finch II This Memphis nonprofit for homeless veterans faces a funding cliff due to HUD delays by Natalie Wallington Gov. Bill Lee declines to secure millions in federal funds to feed Tennessee kids during summer by Anita Wadhwani, Tennessee Lookout Investigations Lead makes us sicker and less safe. So why do leaders overlook it? by Jacob Steimer FedEx says it’s a safe workplace. So why is Jessica James dead? by Wendi C. Thomas Methodist Hospital Suspends Debt Collection Lawsuits Amid Furor Over Suing Its Own Employees by Wendi C. Thomas
These 100 Memphis apartment complexes filed for nearly 10,000 evictions in 2025. Is your home among them? Our interactive maps show who the top evictors are, where they are and where their owners are based. by Natalie Wallington
A court ruled that ICE’s mandatory detention policy violated immigrants’ rights. For one family, that ruling came too late. by Katherine Burgess
Tennessee House speaker suspends all Dems from committees, citing decorum violation by Sam Stockard, Tennessee Lookout
Nashville stripped Memphis of its voice in Congress. Memphians still demanded to be heard. by Katherine Burgess
A new bill would limit bail funds, leaving fewer defendants in Memphis with access to community support by Brittany Brown
Trump’s task force took this 9-year-old boy’s father after a traffic stop. The family doesn’t know what’s next. by Katherine Burgess
Expedientes muestran que el Grupo Especial Antidelincuencia de Trump en Memphis arrestó a más de 800 inmigrantes. Solo el 2 % de los arrestos fueron por delitos violentos. by Wendi C. Thomas, Katherine Burgess and Nick McMillan, ProPublica
Seven are vying for the Democratic nominee for Shelby County mayor. We asked them your questions. by Katherine Burgess
Memphis wants 10,000 new homes by 2030 — but it’s leaving the details to developers by Natalie Wallington
¿Se ha atrasado en el pago de sus facturas de MLGW? Estos programas de asistencia pueden ayudarle a mantener las luces encendidas en Memphis. by Natalie Wallington
ACLU sues to block redrawn Tennessee congressional map that breaks up Memphis by Cassandra Stephenson, Tennessee Lookout
As Republicans move to strip Memphis’ congressional seat, the city is missing a voice in the statehouse by Katherine Burgess
Just 2% of immigration arrests by Memphis Safe Task Force were for violent crime, records show by Wendi C. Thomas, Katherine Burgess and Nick McMillan, ProPublica
¿Eres un joven adulto con problemas de vivienda? Aquí te explicamos cómo conseguir ayuda. by Rebecca Cadenhead and Natalie Wallington
Health and Ed Board’s inspections miss the worst conditions at neglected apartments by Michael Finch II
This Memphis nonprofit for homeless veterans faces a funding cliff due to HUD delays by Natalie Wallington
Gov. Bill Lee declines to secure millions in federal funds to feed Tennessee kids during summer by Anita Wadhwani, Tennessee Lookout
Methodist Hospital Suspends Debt Collection Lawsuits Amid Furor Over Suing Its Own Employees by Wendi C. Thomas
