Good morning, Memphis.

Le Bonheur Children's Hospital was named among the nation’s best for 16th year while Shelby County Clerk Dr. La Sonya Hall has begun addressing vehicle tag backlogs with a $6 million funding boost.

Junior Achievement of Memphis & the Mid-South has launched a free financial literacy program in local schools to build real-world skills.

C.A.F.E. celebrates its 10-year milestone in Memphis & will host upcoming activities to mark a decade of community service.

Tennessee and Arkansas leaders invited local residents to share feedback on replacing the aging I-55 bridge—expected to serve 64,000 drivers by 2050—at a public meeting on Wednesday, Oct.

7 at the Central Station Hotel in Memphis, with comments due by 4:30 p.m. that day.

The Black Chamber of Memphis held a roundtable today to discuss local data center concerns — offering community stakeholders a chance to weigh ideas on the future of digital infrastructure.

The 12th annual Taste of Memphis event will take place on Thursday, Sept.

17 at Tiger Lane. Local food vendors and live music will create a family-friendly atmosphere for the community.

The Memphis Grizzlies Foundation hosted a voter education rally for National Voter Registration Day at FedExForum on Tuesday; more than 400 students from eight local schools learned to use voting machines and sample ballots to prepare for voting.

MLGW crews worked on a water main break in Whitehaven on Tuesday afternoon — lane closures were enforced as repairs continued.

A heat advisory is in effect until 7 p.m. today as heat index values reach up to 109; residents are urged to drink fluids and stay in air-conditioned homes (while checking on neighbors) to avoid heat-related illness.