The Memphis Safe Task Force has led to a dramatic drop in crime in the city: Aggravated assaults, motor vehicle thefts, robberies and homicides are all down. But, after more than a month in, people are also wondering what happens when the surge ends. Today, editorial director Mary Cashiola and enterprise reporter Sam Hardiman talk about the federal crackdown and what some experts and community leaders think we can expect to see once the additional law enforcement personnel leave the city.

Plus:

• As temperatures dip, Memphians can expect a "mixed bag" of weather this winter and plenty of precipitation
• A $750 million bond is suggested for a long-term schools plan
• A woman involved in a Mississippi Boulevard pastor's murder has been found guilty
• Marshall Steakhouse is going up for sale
• A man who had charges dismissed in a drag-racing death has been arrested again
• A Memphis gynecologist asks for his case to be dismissed again