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It is inarguable that Republican state legislators are engaged in an unprecedented and racist power grab that attacks  the foundation of local democracy in Tennessee.

And that was the case even before its recent gerrymandering ripped away Memphis’ voice in the U.S. Congress and ensured that all Tennessee districts will have white represen...


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Cartoonist Bill Day never fails to prove the point that a picture – in his case, a cartoon – is worth a thousand words, Former Memphian and Commercial Appeal cartoonist, he is the recipient of numerous professional awards.  He is two-time winner of the RFK Journalism award in Cartooning which is given to cartoonists whose work reflects Senator Robert F. Kennedy’s...


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THROUGH THE FIRST QUARTER OF 2025 (JANUARY-MARCH)

An 8.8% decline compared to 2024 for the same time period A 15.5% decline compared to 2023 for the same time period

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 THROUGH THE SECOND QUARTER OF 2025 (JANUARY-JUNE)

A 17.4% decline compa...

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Bill Lee entered office wrapped in the language of unity, civility, and faith-driven leadership. He cultivated the image of a calm businessman above partisan warfare – a governor more interested in solving problems than inflaming divisions. Supporters described him as thoughtful, compassionate, and different from the angry brand of politics dominating America.


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Memphis Mayor Paul Young has now released his $897 million budget proposal.  When compared quickly to some comparable cities, it suggests that Memphis spends significantly less per capita than them.

Memphis:
$897 million
$1,468.30 per capita

Baltimore:
$...


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