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Tree falls on car, killing one person in Mississippi storm
SUMMARY: A severe storm struck North Mississippi early Saturday, bringing strong winds and heavy rain. In Lafayette County, a tree fell onto a car near Delay Road, killing at least one person. The tree was cleared from the road, but the tragic accident has left the community shaken. Residents experienced dangerous conditions, including downed trees and flickering lights, with about 23,000 customers statewide losing power. Governor Tate Reeves confirmed the fatality and expressed sympathy for the victim’s family. Emergency crews continue to assess storm damage and clear debris, while neighbors support each other in the aftermath of the deadly weather event.
A person has died after a tree fell on their car during severe weather in Lafayette County on Saturday, Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves said. READ MORE: https://www.fox13memphis.com/news/person-dies-due-to-tree-falling-on-car-during-severe-weather-in-lafayette-county-governor/article_670eddb2-c243-4041-aeb9-78f8f9f5ef6c.html
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Mobile opioid addiction treatment in Tennessee requires workarounds, for now
SUMMARY: Belmont University is launching two mobile units funded by $6.4 million in opioid settlement money to provide harm reduction and medication-assisted treatment (MAT) for opioid addiction, focusing on transient and unhoused populations. MAT, which uses drugs like buprenorphine (Suboxone), eases withdrawal symptoms and lowers overdose risk but can’t be dispensed outside clinics under Tennessee law. The mobile teams offer wound care, primary care, and mental health services, connecting patients to brick-and-mortar clinics for treatment and transportation. Security concerns also limit on-site dispensing. Similar mobile MAT efforts in Tennessee and Rhode Island highlight regulatory and community challenges.
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Burlington opening 60 new stores in 26 states, including TN: Here's where
SUMMARY: In contrast to many store closures this year, Burlington, an off-price retailer with over 1,100 U.S. locations, is expanding aggressively. It plans to open 60 new stores across 26 states and Puerto Rico by October, including in Tennessee and Kentucky. Burlington’s strategy includes smaller format stores, occupying several former retail sites abandoned by bankrupt chains like Big Lots, Bed Bath & Beyond, and Party City. This expansion reflects Burlington’s long-term goal to reach 2,000 stores. New locations are set for grand openings throughout September and October, with job opportunities available for these stores online.
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Charlie Kirk's widow makes first public remarks
SUMMARY: Erica Kirk, widow of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, made her first public remarks following the arrest of suspect Tyler Robinson in her husband’s assassination. Speaking emotionally, Erica thanked first responders at Utah Valley University, where Charlie was killed during a college event. She also expressed gratitude to political leaders, including Vice President JD Vance and former President Donald Trump, for their support. Erica vowed to continue Charlie’s mission, ensuring his voice remains powerful amid chaos. Tyler Robinson, 22, was arrested after allegedly firing a rifle from a nearby building and discarding it in a wooded area. Authorities believe his politically motivated attack included references to fascism and sexuality.
Charlie Kirk’s widow makes first public remarks
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