AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoNCAA & Sports: Tennessee linebacker Arion Carter was suspended two games by the NCAA after accepting a $427 flight from his agent, even though he repaid it—setting up a rocky start for the Vols’ defense. Local Schools & Safety: A Memphis-area physician warns that heat can be deadly for student athletes as practices ramp up; this summer already includes a Memphis teen death tied to severe heat stroke. Public Safety & Privacy: Roane County officials are pushing back on Flock cameras and license plate readers, arguing for more scrutiny and less warrantless surveillance. State Government & Economy: Tennessee is named a finalist for a federal nuclear innovation campus that could bring major investment and jobs, while other reports highlight the state’s push to accept nuclear waste in exchange for support. Community & Local News: Trousdale County High School selected longtime coach Davy Cothron as its new athletic director. Business & Infrastructure: Benchmark Electric won a contract to install a 200kW Cummins backup generator at the Shelby County Training Academy to keep critical training running during outages.
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