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Memphis Residents worry health concerns will be sidelined for $3 million AI funds

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By Michael Finch II Verified
| The Tennessee Tribune Verified
The Memphis City Council will decide from a long list of projects how to spend a little more than $3 million in tax money set aside for southwest Memphis. But some residents and community advocates say the process that produced the recommendations downplayed their biggest priority: environmental health. Local lawmakers set aside 25% of the property taxes generated by two of xAI’s data centers.
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Southwest Memphis air monitors reveal ‘no relief’ from elevated pollution, researchers find

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By Michael Finch II Verified
| Flipboard
When It Comes To BBQ, This Type Of Charcoal Has One Frustrating Downside If you've decided to use a charcoal grill instead of a gas grill for your outdoor cooking this year, you should know there are a few types of …
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Surge in ICE arrests around Memphis fueled by people who haven’t committed any crimes

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By Michael Finch II Verified
| MLK50
President Donald Trump promised that his mass deportation campaign would target the “worst of the worst” people and make Americans safer, but nearly half of the arrests recorded in the Memphis area since January have been of people who have not been convicted of any crime, according to data analyzed by MLK50: Justice Through Journalism.
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