MLK50: Justice Through Journalism is committed to reporting on the intersection of poverty, power and policy. Advocates for critically ill kids urge Lee to intervene before deadline to report immigration status by Anita Wadhwani, Tennessee Lookout In Memphis, congressional candidates from across U.S. gather to start ‘revolution’ against gerrymandering by Katherine Burgess Community resource hub and men’s shelter opening soon in South Memphis by Natalie Wallington Why your congressperson matters by Katherine Burgess ‘Botched’ lethal injection causing health issues for Tony Carruthers, his family and attorneys say by Brittany Brown Final rules for Medicaid work requirements are out. Here’s what you need to know. By Sam Whitehead, KFF Health News Southwest Memphis air monitors reveal ‘no relief’ from elevated pollution, researchers find by Michael Finch II After ‘botched’ lethal injection attempt, Tony Carruthers’ family, supporters and lawmakers seek transparency by Brittany Brown These 100 Memphis apartment complexes filed for nearly 10,000 evictions in 2025. Is your home among them? 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
Advocates for critically ill kids urge Lee to intervene before deadline to report immigration status by Anita Wadhwani, Tennessee Lookout
In Memphis, congressional candidates from across U.S. gather to start ‘revolution’ against gerrymandering by Katherine Burgess
‘Botched’ lethal injection causing health issues for Tony Carruthers, his family and attorneys say by Brittany Brown
Final rules for Medicaid work requirements are out. Here’s what you need to know. By Sam Whitehead, KFF Health News
Southwest Memphis air monitors reveal ‘no relief’ from elevated pollution, researchers find by Michael Finch II
After ‘botched’ lethal injection attempt, Tony Carruthers’ family, supporters and lawmakers seek transparency by Brittany Brown
These 100 Memphis apartment complexes filed for nearly 10,000 evictions in 2025. Is your home among them? 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
