— A bill moving through the Tennessee statehouse would provide free feminine hygiene products to students in public schools.
— Investment strategist David Waddell told a Greater Memphis Chamber audience Tuesday that Memphis is emerging as a pivotal player in the artificial intelligence economy.
— Hundreds of Southaven and nearby residents packed an auditorium Tuesday to oppose a permit which would allow xAI to operate 41 natural gas turbines at a local data center.
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