It's been more than a month since President Donald Trump announced he'd be sending a 13-agency federal task force to Memphis to help curb crime rates. And it's been about eight weeks since The Daily Memphian reported on the possibility that the National Guard would come.

Since then, the U.S. Marshals Service has reported the task force has made more than 1,800 arrests, served more than 800 warrants and made more than 300 immigration-related arrests. Though the task force's focus is crime, education, religious institutions, the court system and even local restaurants have been impacted.

Today, editorial director Mary Cashiola, CEO Eric Barnes and metro editor Jane Donahoe talk about the site's ongoing coverage and answer a few frequently asked questions.

Plus:

• Arlington puts future solar plant plans on ice
• School of Rock's three Memphis-area locations have been sold
• A former county director is to be released from jail
• Two men were electrocuted at xAI's Southaven power plant