Natalie Wallington

As grocery costs rise and federal funding for food banks runs dry, food insecurity is plaguing many Memphis families. Now, the problem could get even

After a traffic stop on Nov. 18, a man sits in the back of a Tennessee Highway Patrol vehicle. Photo by Andrea Morales / MLK50 In the heart of Berclair on

Freezing temperatures arrived in Memphis this week, creating hazardous conditions for people without shelter or whose homes don’t have heat. If you need

When freezing temperatures arrive in Memphis, they can create hazardous conditions for people without shelter or whose homes don’t have heat. If you need

The city of Memphis is taking a largely hands-off approach to reaching Mayor Paul Young's goal of adding 10,000 new or renovated homes to its housing

Protestors laid across one of the entrances to the xAI Colossus 1 data center for two hours on Friday. Photo by Andrea Morales / MLK50 The people lying on

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.

Pieces of a broken globe sit on a sidewalk at Greenbrook at Shelby Farms. Photo by Kevin Wurm / MLK50 / CatchLight Local / Report for America The