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Memphis Safe Task Force marks one year with no timeline for departure (opens the original)
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - More than a dozen federal agencies marked one year of operating in Memphis as the Memphis Safe Task Force, with Mayor Paul Young saying there is no timeline for when the task force will leave. The task force’s arrival was met with protests, lawsuits and pushback from some local and state leaders. Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee announced the operation’s start days before agents arrived. “We will begin the operations for the Memphis Safe Task Force next week,” Lee said in 2025. Day
‘I just want to get rid of them’: Arkansas mayor covers Flock cameras after resident concerns (opens the original)
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HARRISBURG, Ark. (WMC) - The mayor of Harrisburg, Arkansas, covered the town’s Flock cameras with garbage bags after hearing concerns from residents about tracking. Harrisburg, a town of just over 2,000 people, was monitored by at least two Flock cameras and multiple other license plate readers from other brands. Mayor Justin Kimble said a resident raised the issue to him after researching the cameras and talking with other citizens. “What came about is a citizen. A citizen came to me, and they
Toxicology expert raises concerns about kratom testing after Ole Miss student deaths (opens the original)
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - Investigators have not confirmed a cause of death for two Ole Miss students found dead Monday, but they confirmed packaged kratom was at the scene of both death investigations. “It turns into a big addiction because they can’t get the same feeling from it. So, they are always chasing something different. That’s the problem,” Brad Reardon said. Reardon, former owner of Compass Laboratory Services, administered toxicology tests for more than a decade. He said the biggest con
College campuses on alert after two college students found dead (opens the original)
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - College campuses across the Mid-South are on high alert following the deaths of two students at the University of Mississippi. Leaders on campuses and across Shelby County are urging students to have fun, but have fun safely as illicit drugs circulate on campuses. Two students were found dead on Ole Miss’ campus with packaged Kratom nearby. Kratom is an easy-to-get substance the FDA warns against using. The circumstances of their deaths have not been confirmed. Jaylon Hawk
Mayor says speaking publicly on certain hot button topics could invite retaliation (opens the original)
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - Memphis Mayor Paul Young pushed back against claims that he trusts Elon Musk as xAI develops a data center in the city. Young addressed the issue during a panel at the Congressional Black Caucus legislative conference in Washington, D.C., in front of hundreds of attendees. “I don’t have to be coached on not trusting dude. I ain’t no fool. I’m not stupid; I understand he is a trillionaire. It’s not about trusting him. I’m for Memphis. I’m not for dude. I’m for Memphis,” You
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