Lucas Finton

Officials with the U.S. Department of Justice said during a Thursday morning press conference the investigation into the Memphis Police Department found "a pattern and a practice" of constitutional violations that "requires significant changes and significant investments in reform."

This week's docket was dominated by news that the U.S. Department of Justice found that the Memphis Police Department routinely violated the rights of the people it polices.

The U.S. Department of Justice used a number of stories to bolster its case of civil rights violations against Memphis police. Here's a look at them.

The Justice Department's investigation into the Memphis Police Department found multiple violations that mirror other cities. Here are the details.

Hernandez Govan, the man who is accused of being the mastermind behind Young Dolph's murder, will go to trial in July.

Over 20 years after being arrested for a crime he did not commit, a recent exoneree is suing the Memphis officers that investigated and arrested him.

Artis Whitehead was convicted in the early 2000s for a robbery he repeatedly said he did not commit. He was convicted and sentenced to 249 years in prison.

Artis Whitehead, 20 years after being wrongfully convicted and then released from prison, said there's no "price tag on the last 20 years of my life."

Just over a year has passed since a judge vacated Artis Whitehead's sentence, freeing him from prison after about two decades behind bars.

A man is believed to have overdosed while in custody at 201 Poplar on Tuesday. He died later at the hospital, the Shelby County Sheriff's Office said.