Aarron Fleming is an Education Reporter for The Daily Memphian, focusing on local news in Memphis, Tennessee. Aarron covers a range of topics related to education, including school policies, district developments, and issues affecting students and teachers in the Memphis area.
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Aarron Fleming's reporting largely focuses on local legal and political news, particularly court cases, civil suits, and police misconduct in Memphis, Tennessee. He also covers evolving stories related to government and politics as well as education.
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The trial date for the federal civil lawsuit about the death of Gershun Freeman has been delayed.
By Aarron Fleming, Daily Memphian Updated: December 10, 2024 9:28 AM CT | Published: December 10, 2024 9:28 AM CT
By: Aarron Fleming
Booking and processing at 201 Poplar is taking days, leaving inmates to live in overcrowded holding cells with little phone access.
By: Lee, Mark Weber
By Aarron Fleming, Daily Memphian Published: December 13, 2024 11:35 AM CT
By: Aarron Fleming
The department said it has been working to secure the grant for four years.
On Monday, members of the Memphis Police Department and the Secret Order of the Boll Weevils visited families that have been affected by crime.
Last year, there were 344 murders in Memphis as of Dec. 14. There were 235 this year during that same time period.
With additional investigators and fewer murders this year compared to last, MPD’s CJ Davis says the department is seeing improvements.
He’s the second inmate to die at the jail in less than a month.
Shelby County District Attorney General Steve Mulroy gave an update on his office’s V11 initiative during a taping of WKNO’s “Behind the Headlines.”
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