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Memphians react as MSCS oversight bill heads to governor’s desk

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By Ezekiel Telemaco Verified
| WATN-TV (Memphis, TN) Verified
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — As a state oversight bill for Memphis-Shelby County Schools awaits Governor Bill Lee's signature, reaction from across Memphis is pouring in. Parents, educators, and community members are raising concerns about what state control could mean for local schools and whether it will address the challenges students face.
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Memphis rapper Pooh Shiesty held in federal custody in Dallas robbery, kidnapping case Original

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By Ezekiel Telemaco Verified
| WATN-TV (Memphis, TN) Verified
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Pooh Shiesty will remain in federal custody after a judge in Dallas found probable cause to support allegations he was involved in an armed kidnapping and robbery tied to an alleged dispute with fellow rapper Gucci Mane. Williams, whose legal name is Lontrell Williams Jr., appeared in federal court Wednesday, where a judge ruled the evidence against him is “heavy” and cited his criminal history in ordering him detained pending further proceedings.
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Flooding from water main breaks disrupts traffic, businesses in northeast Memphis Original

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By Ezekiel Telemaco Verified
| WATN-TV (Memphis, TN) Verified
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Multiple water main breaks in northeast Memphis caused significant flooding Thursday, creating what police described as a “flooding sinkhole” and disrupting traffic and nearby businesses. The Memphis Police Department responded to the area of Covington Pike near Chiswood Street after reports of a crash and roadway flooding. Memphis Light, Gas, and Water said the flooding was caused by multiple water main breaks in the area.
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