— Since the start of the Memphis Safe Task Force, nearly 200 people have been charged with federal crimes.
— Ford Motor Co. and SK On have agreed to end their joint venture, a three-year-old partnership to make batteries for Ford’s electric vehicles.
— William Wooten, the attorney for former Memphis-Shelby County Schools Superintendent Marie Feagins, has withdrawn from her high-profile lawsuit challenging her firing from the district.
— DeSoto County District Attorney Matthew Barton has launched a strict anti-crime media campaign on billboards along Interstate 55.
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