Aarron Fleming is a journalist at The Daily Memphian. He covers a range of topics including crime and justice, the judicial system, government and politics, as well as regional and world news, with a particular focus on legal reform and public policy. Aarron's work has been featured in various prominent publications, highlighting his expertise in litigation and legislation.
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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.
For those looking to engage with Aarron for potential coverage or commentary, pitches should emphasize insights from legal experts or individuals involved in the specific court cases he is covering. Additionally, providing perspectives on criminal justice reform within the state of Tennessee may be relevant given his focus on crime-related topics.
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Southaven residents have one month to fix their broken blinds or they could be facing jail time.
By: Aarron Fleming
Aarron Fleming: “Southaven is cracking down on blight in the city. But has it gone too far?”
By: Aarron Fleming
Beginning next week, Horn Lake native Skyler King will trek from Oxford, Mississippi, to New York City on a skateboard to raise mental health and suicide prevention awareness.
By: Aarron Fleming
Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves has appointed a local judge to the state Supreme Court.
By: Jody Callahan, Aarron Fleming
In a lawsuit, the family of Rockez McDaniel alleges that staff, nurses and others are responsible for his death after he was pepper-sprayed by officers at the Shelby County Jail in 2025.
Mississippi’s top lawmakers have named their picks to the state’s joint committee that will help decide the future of its voting maps.
By: Aarron Fleming
The first day of a hearing that could impact the election of two new judges in DeSoto County began Friday, July 31.
By: Aarron Fleming
DeSoto County Supervisor Robert Foster took the stand Monday in his lawsuit against the state of Mississippi. But who lives in the judicial district he is suing over?
By: Aarron Fleming
Lynn Fitch became the state’s first female attorney general when she took office in 2020.
Olive Branch leaders pushed off a final vote on rezoning an area of the city to allow for a controversial industrial park and expand the county landfill.
