Photos
- Steve enjoyed a phenomenal worship service yesterday at historic Brown Missionary Baptist Church with Dr. Bartholomew Orr, Pastor on March 20Button
- Steve with wife Amy, daughter Molly, and son-in-law Abdellah at the St. Patrick's Day partyButton
- Steve and local kids performButton
- County Mayor Lee Harris endorsing Steve at the St. Patrick's Day partyButton
- Crowds enjoyed live reggae music, green beer, food from great local restaurants, and more at the party!Button
- Steve threw a St. Patrick's Day-themedButton
- Steve and County Mayor Lee Harris threw beads to the crowds at the annual Beale Street St. Patrick's Day paradeButton
- The Tennessee Democratic Party’s Karaoke Meet and Greet at the Manhattan Sports Bar & Lounge on March 10. Everyone had a great time, and Steve loved getting up on stage with his fellow DemocratsButton
- Steve was proud to march alongside members of the community, as well as the great Reverend William J. Barber, II at the #Memphis7 marchButton
- Steve marched on March 9 in solidarity with the #Memphis7, who were fired from Starbucks as they fought to organize a unionButton
- Steve with Mckesha, the newest campaign staff member! Welcome to the team, Mckesha!Button
- Steve also visited Praise & Fellowship Church with Rev. Leroy Triplett and guest speaker County Commissioner Van Turner for the last Sunday of Black History MonthButton
- Steve at Mount Moriah East Baptist Church with attorney Ross A. Sampson, Rev. Dr. Melvin Charles Smith, Dr. William Stovall, and attorney Carlos BibbsButton
- Steve celebrated the last Sunday of Black History Month by visiting Mount Moriah East Baptist ChurchButton
- Steve being interviewed by EW Scripss' Correspondent Alexa LiackoButton
- Correspondent Alexa Liacko interviewing Steve for EW ScrippsButton
- While filing his petition, Steve was approached by voter Jerry Lewis, who recognized Steve, said he would support him, and wanted to take a picture together.Button
- Steve officially filing his petition to become Shelby County District Attorney.Button
- At another fundraiser, Steve is joined by Bob Byrd, Olympic gold. medalist Rochelle Stevens, and Ethel Kilgore-Ball.Button
- Steve with Memphis activist Keedran Franklin.Button
- Steve speaks to guests of another fundraiser, including Mayor Lee Harris, at the home of Shawn and Shawna Lynch.Button
- Steve discusses the increasing crime rate under the current District Attorney's time in office.Button
- Councilwoman Patrice Robinson speaks highly of Steve at a fundraiser at Mahogany Memphis.Button
- Steve with Paris Stevens and Angela Harrelson, aunts of George Floyd. They were in Memphis on MLK Day at a lunch Steve cosponsored.Button
- Steve with Bianca Austin, Breonna Taylor's aunt, and Jacob Blake, Sr., Jacob Blake's father.Button
- Steve speaks with Bianca Austin and Jacob Blake, Sr., relatives of Breonna Taylor and Jacob Blake, at the luncheon.Button
- Steve meets with relatives of George Floyd along with County Mayor Lee Harris and County Commissioner Reginald Milton.Button
- Steve explains why he's running for DA at a January fundraiser hosted by Jeff and Barbara EtheridgeButton
- The crowd watching Steve speak at a fundraiser in JanuaryButton
- Steve with Jeff and Barbara Etheridge, hosts of a January 14th fundraiser for Steve's campaignButton
- Steve speaking alongside the other Democratic candidates, Janika White and Linda Harris, at a forum hosted by the Democratic Women of Shelby CountyButton
- Steve with City Councilwoman Cheyenne JohnsonButton
- Steve Mulroy with endorsers IBEW Local 474 Treasurer Paul Shaffer, Shelby County Mayor Lee Harris, former State Rep. Jeanne Richardson, and City Council member Dr. Jeff WarrenButton
- “Let me tell you why it is that I’m running, or at least a few of the reasons why I’m running. My philosophy is simple. Every person who breaks the law must be held accountable. Now that’s the case if you’re a street criminal, but it’s particularly the case if you are a violent criminal. But unfortunately, every year in Shelby County since our incumbent DA has taken office, violent crime in Shelby County has risen and risen and risen. And it’s gotten to the point where as of today, there was an online article that was published showing how, according to FBI crime statistics, the most dangerous city to live in the United States is Memphis, Tennessee. The Memphis metropolitan area is the most dangerous, measured by violent crime. What I conclude from that is, the policies we’ve been pursuing for the past 11 years are not working. They are not making us safe. We need change.” - Steve MulroyButton
- Steve with endorser Shelby County Mayor Lee HarrisButton
- Steve at the DA Campaign Kickoff with wife Amy, daughter Molly, and son-in-law AbdellahButton
- Steve speaking with former State Rep. Jeanne Richardson at his campaign kickoffButton
- With friends, family, and endorsers by his side, Steve Mulroy announces he is running for DAButton
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- Law Professor Steve Mulroy announcing his campaign for Shelby County District AttorneyButton
- At his DA campaign announcement, with County Mayor Lee Harris by his side, Steve explains his desire to make Shelby County fairer and safer.Button
- Steve announcing his campaign for Shelby County District Attorney, Thur, Dec 9, 2021 at IBEW Hall. Behind him -- both literally and figuratively -- stand (from left) IBEW Local 474 Tresurer Paul Shaffer, Shelby County Mayor Lee Harris, Former State Rep. Jeanne Richardson, and City Council Member Dr. Jeff Warren.Button
- Steve stood with the striking Kelloggs' workers on Dec. 7, 2021 as they heard the announced results of the nationwide strike vote.Button
- Steve arguing before the Tennessee Supreme Court (via Zoom) in The Earle J. Fisher et al v. Tre Hargett et al case July 30, 2020.Button
- Steve Mulroy meets with members of AFSCME, 2014Button
- Steve Mulroy meets with members of AFSCMEm 2014Button
- Steve Mulroy meets with members of AFSCME, 2014Button
- Steve Mulroy takes advantage of a distracted Bank of Bartlett CEO Harold Byrd to try out the advice inButton
- Mulroy bikes to work, 2014Button
- with Memphis Flyer reporter Jackson Baker and former Memphis City Councilwoman Carol Chumney at Bratfest 2010 held by Democratic Activist Steve SteffensButton
- Mulroy being presented a broom by then-County Mayor AC Wharton for Cleaning Up Shelby County, 2010Button
- Steve Mulroy with Congressman Harold Ford, Jr. and President Bill Clinton, 2010Button
- Steve Mulroy with Congressman Steve Cohen, among others, 2010Button
- Steve Mulroy dedicates a historical marker, 2010Button
- Steve Mulroy visiting at Hope House, 2010Button
- Steve Mulroy visiting at Hope House, 2010Button
- Steve Mulroy performing in MockingbirdButton
- The Professor, 2008Button
- On Halloween, Steve Mulroy meets an eerily familiar young man, 2008Button
- Steve Mulroy with the Occupy protesters, 2008Button
- Steve Mulroy performs in a play, 2007Button
- Steve Mulroy in the dunk tank, 2007Button
- Steve Mulroy with fellow Shelby COunty Commissioner Matt Kuhn, 2006Button
- Steve Mulroy with attorneys Barry Frager and Carol Chumney, 2006Button
- Steve Mulroy with Amy Mulroy as Judge John Fowlkes swears him in to the County Commission, 2006Button
- Steve Mulroy speaks about a tax referendum, 2006Button
- Steve Mulroy with State Rep. GA Hardaway and former Assessor Regina Newman, 2006Button
- Steve Mulroy with Howard Richardson and Paul Shaffer, 2006Button
- V for Victory! 2006Button
- Victory Party, 2006Button
