Katherine Burgess

Rep. G.A. Hardaway, D-Memphis, speaks in support of three Democratic lawmakers during expulsion proceedings on the floor of the House chamber on April 6,

A Memphis resident’s ‘I Voted’ sticker is seen after voting in the primary election on Tuesday. Photo by Kevin Wurm/MLK50/CatchLight Local/Report for

This story was originally published by MLK50: Justice Through Journalism Memphis voters braved the rain Tuesday morning to vote in the county primary election.

Voters recall the creation of District 9, the majority-Black congressional seat representing Memphis, now it's being taken away.

Folks who traveled from Memphis, including (from left) Tikeila Rucker, Rachel Spriggs and LJ Abraham, marched with people from across the state outside of

Rachael Goodwin Spriggs and other Tennesseans protested during a House committee meeting that was a part of the special session on May 6. Photo by Andrea

The top tier of Lauren Ashe Cuautle and Bryan Cuautle Romero’s wedding cake is still in the freezer, in a plastic container, tucked behind other

Tennessee Republicans enacted a new U.S. House map on May 7 that carved up Memphis’ majority-Black district. Photo by Kevin Wurm/MLK50/CatchLight

A group of congressional candidates from across the country is forming a coalition to push back against “racist gerrymandering” in the U.S. Congress — if

A screenshot from body camera footage from a Tennessee Highway Patrol officer shows Memphis Police Officers and Homeland Security agents working together