Ian Round is a state government reporter for The Daily Memphian, focusing on local news in Tennessee, particularly in Memphis. With a keen interest in politics and public policy, Ian covers a wide range of topics, including budget discussions, education reforms, transportation projects, and criminal justice issues.
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Ian Round's coverage largely revolves around local government and politics in Tennessee, particularly Memphis. He focuses on a wide range of topics including education, infrastructure, criminal justice, abortion rights, gun reform, housing, healthcare among others. Given the nature of his articles which heavily feature government announcements and legal policy regulation themes related to state-level issues in Tennessee with a focus on Memphis preferentially.
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Former Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby renewed her request to replace her home confinement with a nightly 9 p.m. curfew.
By: Ian Round
Former athletic director Brian Barrio’s defamation suit against University of Maryland, Baltimore County has changed venues a second time.
By: Ian Round
A Baltimore County Circuit Judge on Wednesday allowed a defamation case against an attorney brought by an Eastern Shore jail warden to proceed.
By: Ian Round
Stephen L. Snyder, the medical malpractice lawyer facing federal attempted extortion charges, is making last-minute attempts to get his case thrown out.
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A developer that never kept its promise to build a dense multi-use neighborhood in Baltimore says residents can’t sue over its failed project.
By: Ian Round
The Baltimore Police department has moved one small step closer to fulfilling the requirements of the 2017 federal consent decree as the independent monitor found it in “full and effective compliance” with regard to community oversight.
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By: Ian Round
Thursday's testimony offered more evidence that UMMS was wary of attorney Stephen Snyder and that officials felt threatened.
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