AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoFlood Recovery: Tennessee remains under a state of emergency after severe Polk County flooding. State and federal teams have assessed damage as Copperhill residents await aid, but the review does not guarantee federal assistance. State Policy: Beginning Jan. 1, first-time vehicle registrants must show proof of U.S. citizenship or lawful status; renewals are exempt. Gov.-elect Marsha Blackburn named a chief legal counsel and formed a committee to review the troubled Department of Children’s Services. Memphis Schools: District leaders proposed buying 25,000 laptops after families and teachers said a sudden device-policy change disrupted classes and testing. Nashville Accountability: The family of a woman who died at Music City Detox is suing, alleging staff failed to monitor her withdrawal and falsified check records. Separately, Tennessee is asking a judge to limit defense lawyers’ access to the execution drug used in Christa Pike’s failed execution. College Sports: Tennessee basketball players drafted a model collective bargaining agreement, an unusual step in the debate over athletes’ role in college sports. Nashville Development: Oracle broke ground on its East Bank headquarters, a $4.5 billion project expected to bring jobs and community investment.
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