AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoNFL & Public Safety: At Nissan Stadium, the turf hit 157°F during the Eagles-Titans game, with players reporting cleats melting and Eagles coach Nick Sirianni needing an IV after the heat; the incident is reigniting calls to move away from turf. College Football: Tennessee (No. 14) heads into its biggest test yet—No. 1 Texas at Neyland—after a 42-9 win over Kennesaw State, while Ole Miss jumped to No. 4 in the AP Top 25 after beating LSU and the SEC placed 10 teams in the poll. Schools: Jackson-Madison County Schools Superintendent Dr. Marlon King was named Tennessee’s 2026–27 Superintendent of the Year. Local Justice: A former Hollow Rock city clerk was indicted over alleged unpaid $1,300 water service and claims she removed her name from cutoff reports. Chattanooga Police: Three officers are on paid leave after shooting an armed man; TBI is investigating. Sports Community: The Memphis Grizzlies held a free youth basketball clinic in Jackson for ages 6–14. State Politics: Tennessee’s campaign finance watchdog Tom Lawless died at 72. Outdoors: TWRA reminded hunters that archery-only deer and fall turkey seasons open Sept. 26.
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