Holly McCall
Editor-in-chief at Tennessee Lookout
Editor-in-chief, Tennessee Lookout at States Newsroom
Editor, Tennessee Lookout. University of Tennessee orange. Harvard crimson.
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1 week ago |
rawstory.com | Holly McCall
Memphis police arrested a man Wednesday and charged him with stalking, aggravated criminal trespass and attempted kidnapping after he went to Mayor Paul Young’s house Sunday night. Trenton Abston, 25, jumped a wall leading into the subdivision in which Young and his family live, according to a Facebook post by Young. Memphis police said in a statement on Facebook that Abston walked directly to Young’s home after accessing the subdivision.
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1 month ago |
tennesseelookout.com | J. Holly McCall |Holly McCall
Many Tennesseans, elected officials and regular people alike, used the Memorial Day holiday as it was intended: to honor the men and women who died in military service to the U.S.So it’s not unusual to see a lawmaker holding forth on the solemn federal holiday. Among those Monday was U.S. Rep. Andy Ogles, Republican of Tennessee’s 5th District, who held a press conference at the Tennessee Capitol.
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1 month ago |
tennesseelookout.com | Kevin Hardy |Holly McCall
In submitting her updated budget proposal in March, Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs lamented the rising costs of the state’s school vouchers program that directs public dollars to pay private school tuition. Characterizing vouchers as an “entitlement program,” Hobbs said the state could spend more than $1 billion subsidizing private education in the upcoming fiscal year.
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1 month ago |
tennesseelookout.com | J. Holly McCall |Holly McCall
The U.S. Department of Justice’s Civil Rights Division announced Wednesday it will close its investigation into the Memphis Police Department and retract a December 2024 report addressing constitutional violations by police. The DOJ found police in Memphis used excessive force, engaged in unlawful traffic stops and routinely discriminated against Black residents after a 2023 investigation spurred by the death of 23-year-old Tyre Nichols when he was beaten by police officers during a traffic stop.
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1 month ago |
tennesseelookout.com | J. Holly McCall |Holly McCall
A Tennessee congressman said Wednesday he will call for an investigation into Nashville Mayor Freddie O’Connell following more than a week of traffic sweeps and detentions by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency in Nashville. U.S. Rep. Andy Ogles, a Republican representing the 5th District, alleged in a press release that O’Connell is responsible for “blatantly obstructing” ICE agents.
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Ogles notified the media at -- let me check -- 3:15 on a Friday before a long weekend, and the Capitol is closed for holidays, so someone approved a special request to open it for Santos on the Cumberland to do his thing.
🔥 @jhollymc: “incredibly unpatriotic of Ogles to hijack a revered federal holiday and spit in the faces of immigrants who served— These stunts may be his way of distracting from his finance irregularities + stories about inflating his resume.” 👏🏽 https://t.co/8aG9n87bJw https://t.co/MJfaFlojbq
RT @TheTNHoller: 🔥 @jhollymc: “incredibly unpatriotic of Ogles to hijack a revered federal holiday and spit in the faces of immigrants who…
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