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Shelby County launches free '901 Care Kits' to fight overdoses (opens the original)
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WATCH: Shelby County launches free '901 Care Kits' to fight overdoses MEMPHIS, Tenn.- Life-saving tools, straight to your door, discrete and private. The Shelby County Health Department is adding more tools that will help with overdoses and testing what's in certain substances. Bruce Randolph from the health department said these are things everyone should have in case of an emergency. "Everyone really should have Naloxone in their home in their first aid kit," Randolph said. The health departm
Mid-South storm recovery continues one month after destructive severe weather (opens the original)
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WATCH: Mid-South storm recovery continues one month after destructive severe weather MEMPHIS, Tenn.â The recovery continues a month after severe storms ripped through the Mid-South. Shelby County officially began the cleanup on Monday, a day before the one-month anniversary since the storms took place. "It was really just a big headache that's still ongoing," Jeff Moreland said. Moreland said he remembers the August 22nd storms all too well. He's still dealing with his insurance company. "For
New data shows more people in Tennessee are living in poverty (opens the original)
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WATCH: New data shows more people in Tennessee are living in poverty MEMPHIS, Tenn. - While the poverty level decreased nationwide, Tennessee saw an increase. Memphis and Shelby County accounts for nearly a quarter Tennessee residents living in poverty. As that number climbs, the resources available are dwindling. 13.5% of Tennesseans live in poverty, higher than the national average of 12%. The U.S. Census estimates about 762,000 Tennesseans live in poverty, with Shelby County making up 21% to
7-year-old CEO proving you’re never too young to fund your dreams (opens the original)
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WATCH: 7-year-old CEO proving youâre never too young to fund your dreams MEMPHIS, Tenn.âFor most kids, some of the most common ways to make money are through a lemonade stand or petting. For 7-year-old TJ Newsom, he decided to go bigger, a vending machine. He said it was a way to make money to help fund one of his favorite hobbies, video gaming. "I wanted to buy some more 'Robucks'; I had a lot, but I spent it all," Newsom said. After school it's homework and then time to stock up the vendin
Rescue dog gets second chance, helps Memphis students navigate middle school (opens the original)
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. - From being found near a dumpster, to providing support and stability to local students. One dog got a second chance at life, and she's helping others. Simone has overcome a lot since she was a puppy, she now works as a therapy dog for University Middle School on the University of Memphis's campus. She's been back in the classroom for less than a month, and the school says you can already see results among the students. Ines Miske is an intern at the university, and serves as Sim
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