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ACLU sues to block redrawn Tennessee congressional map that breaks up Memphis
State Sen. London Lamar, a Memphis Democrat, holds a photo of the new U.S. House map passed by Tennessee Republicans. Photo by John Partipilo/Tennessee Lookout

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MLK50 wins national award for excellence, PILOTs coverage
One of Kerrie Washington’s children runs down the hall (right) while at home in Grahamwood Place Apartments (left). Like some of her neighbors, Washington and her family have had issues with cracks and leaks in their home’s ceilings. Photos by Noah Stewart for MLK50

MLK50: Justice Through Journalism won two 2026


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Congressional districts have changed. Here’s how to find out yours.
Folks who traveled from Memphis, including (from left) Tikeila Rucker, Rachel Spriggs and LJ Abraham, marched with people from across the state outside of the Tennessee State Capitol following the conclusion of the 2026 General Assembly special session on Thursday afternoon. Photo by Andrea Morales / MLK50

The Republican-led Tennessee General Assembly redrew lines for con...


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MLK50 reporter a finalist in prestigious national award

Youth life and justice reporter Rebecca Cadenhead has been named a finalist for the 2026 Livingston Awards. The recognition comes for the reporting she did on the use of


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Tennessee Republicans plan three-way split of Shelby County districts
New maps drawn up by Tennessee Republicans, with input from the Trump administration, will cut Memphis into three districts instead of one. (Map from Tennessee Senate Republican Caucus)

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