AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHospital Safety: A Nashville hospital self-reported a drug mix-up where a 72-year-old woman received potassium instead of anesthesia before knee surgery, leaving her paralyzed; three other patients were also affected, and state regulators are investigating. Public Health & Community: Memphis officials and advocates highlighted breastfeeding support needs during Breastfeeding Awareness Month, stressing help when supply or latch challenges show up. Local Government & Growth: Memphis Mayor Paul Young discussed data centers, crime reduction, and Flock cameras, as the city council weighs a data center moratorium and guardrails. Courts & Crime: A serial rapist was sentenced to 60 years in Shelby County, while the former Chattanooga police officer’s murder trial continued with the state resting its case. Memphis Culture: Jerry “The King” Lawler was honored with a renamed Homer Street in his hometown. Sports & Schools: UT Martin held MTSU women’s soccer to a 0-0 draw for a third straight shutout streak; meanwhile, a teen was charged after tackling a middle school player during a Franklin County game. Tragedy on the Road: A Kenosha graduate was killed in a Tennessee cycling crash that also killed a teammate.
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