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MPD releases ages of victims in Orange Mound block party shooting
Memphis, Tennessee · Memphis

MPD releases ages of victims in Orange Mound block party shooting

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MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The Memphis Police Department released the ages of the victims in an Orange Mound block party shooting over the weekend. 22-year-old Chalmar Fason and 17-year-old Antonio Humphrey were killed in the shooting. Seven others were injured. Victim identified in Orange Mound block party shooting Male - 17 (deceased) Male - 22 (deceased) Male - 19 Male - 21 Male - 23 Male - 29 Female - 16 Female - 20 Female - 29 17-year-old …See the Story
Mayor Young pitches $834M budget (and tax increase) during City Council meeting
Taxes · Memphis

Mayor Young pitches $834M budget (and tax increase) during City Council meeting

Memphis Mayor Paul Young proposed $834 million 2025 budget — including a 75-cent property tax increase — to city council members on April 23.See the Story
Bill to let some teachers and school employees carry guns heads to Tennessee governor’s desk, despite protests
Memphis, Tennessee · Memphis

Bill to let some teachers and school employees carry guns heads to Tennessee governor’s desk, despite protests

This story was originally published by Chalkbeat. Sign up for their newsletters at ckbe.at/newsletters Sign up for Chalkbeat Tennessee’s free daily newsletter to keep up with state education policy and Memphis-Shelby County Schools. Protesters screamed “blood on your hands!” then lay down on the floor of the Tennessee State Capitol as if they were victims […]See the Story

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Cowboys · Memphis

Available now in e-Edition: Cowboys, cowgirls and BRIDGES

If you’ve been following us in 2024, you know things are different. We’ve gone paperless (mostly — more on that in a moment), so we can ramp up our online operations. Thus we’ve introduced the “e-Edition” of our newspaper. It’s a whole new look and feel for us here at TSD, and we think it’s […]See the Story
Memphis, Tennessee · Memphis

County Commission Audit Committee wants Halbert to present plan for corrective action

Issues with Halbert’s management of the clerk’s office date back to the height of the pandemic. Numerous difficulties have beset the office since.See the Story
Memphis, Tennessee · Memphis

New Dawn Social Services to host benefit concert April 20

New Dawn Social Services (NDSS) works to help men and women reenter the community after incarceration or rehabilitation, and is hosting a benefit concert on April 20th.See the Story
Taxes · Memphis

Mayor Paul Young makes case for proposed tax increase during 100-Day Address

With a transparency not often seen in politics, Memphis Mayor Paul Young announced he will seek a tax increase when he presents his budget to the City Council next week.See the Story
Memphis, Tennessee · Memphis

From its inception, Africa in April has been about the village’s children

The 2022 Africa in April Cultural Awareness Festival was vibrant with children, an indication that its original intent has taken root. “I was at the gate where so many children came in,” said Executive Director Dr. David Acey. “There is never a charge for the younger ones, but I told many of the teens to […]See the Story
Memphis, Tennessee · Memphis

Building Bridges: Memphis Youth Empowerment Organization Prepares Leaders for Today and Tomorrow

In the heart of Memphis stands BRIDGES, a beacon of hope and transformation for the city’s youth. Its signature program, Bridge Builders, established nearly four decades ago, has evolved from a youth service organization to a dynamic force for social change.  The program empowers young people to become leaders in their respective communities and the […]See the Story
Memphis, Tennessee · Memphis

Memphis Area Legal Services loses $1.7 million in grant funding;

Memphis’ main provider of civil legal services for its underserved community will lose their principal source of funding – around $1.7 million – after a congressionally-financed organization concluded Memphis Area Legal Services is no longer up to the task. MALS was informed of Legal Services Corporation’s decision, along with its plans to shift its financial […]See the Story
Memphis, Tennessee · Memphis

WEATHERS: The Mental Health Crisis in Urban Schools: A Call for Action

Mental health in our schools is in a state of crisis and it's time to act, writes TSD Education Columnist Curtis Weathers.See the Story

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