Memphis Mayor Paul Young Engages with Orange Mound Residents on Public Safety and Economic Challenges
Memphis officials address community concerns at a town hall meeting after a mass shooting in Orange Mound, discussing public safety, economic disparity, and possibly establishing a new police precinct.
Orange Mound Celebrates Opening of First Public Library in Historic Memphis High School Building
Orange Mound neighborhood in Memphis celebrates the opening of its first public library, housed in the historic Melrose High School building, marking significant community progress and revitalization.
Tennessee Awards Purple Star Status to Schools Excelling in Support for Military Families
The Tennessee Military Interstate Children's Compact Commission recognizes schools that support military children by awarding them the Purple Star designation. Schools must meet specific criteria and reapply biannually.
Tennessee Students Grapple with Pivotal TCAP Tests, Third Graders Face Potential Retention
Tennessee students begin TCAP tests to assess their academic progress, with significant implications for third graders under new retention laws. Teachers, like Amanda Johnson, use creative methods to prepare kids and ease stress.
Letter From The Publisher: Hoodline's Transition to Hybrid Content
Discover how Hoodline integrates AI tools with traditional reporting to shape the future of local news and investigative journalism. This Letter from the Publisher details Hoodline's journey using AI-assisted journalism to support and expand their team of investigative reporters, in a dual approach that blends innovative technology with skilled human editorial oversight.
Memphis City Council to Launch Police Foundation Inspired by Atlanta's Model Amid Public Safety Push
The Memphis City Council plans to create a police foundation based on Atlanta's model to address public safety and crime reduction amid some concerns about transparency and community trust.