Good morning, Memphis.

Tuesday morning, a gas leak shut all lanes on E.

Mallory between Kansas St. and Florida St. in South Memphis, and MPD said no timeline has been given for reopening the street.

SpaceXAI announced it is hiring 144 employees today in Memphis—although the company has not confirmed if the positions will be permanent.

The move is part of the firm's local expansion plans.

The Memphis Zoo is hosting Fat Bear Week, where the public can guess the weights of grizzlies Cochise and Yukon by replying on the zoo’s Instagram through September 29.

Winners will receive a gift basket featuring a painting, plush, photo & homemade honey.

Campfires & Cocktails returns to Memphis Botanic Garden this fall to offer locals an evening of outdoor campfires & cocktails in a relaxed, seasonal setting.

The event will provide a fun way to welcome the cooler weather.

Save the Children’s Tennessee State Director Chapple Osborne-Arnold discussed findings from the Rural Child Well-Being Dashboard that reveal child care deserts and reading gaps in rural schools.

She outlined the Learn Without Limits initiative (aimed at delivering resources and books) to help affected families.

The Gentlemen's League mentorship program enters its ninth year as it expands to 16 schools in Memphis — offering new mentoring opportunities that benefit students starting today.

Retired Shelby County Criminal Court Judge Arthur T.

Bennett (93) died Monday in Memphis, leaving a legacy that opened doors for Black attorneys and judges after breaking ground as the county's first Black prosecutor.

Tennessee recorded nine measles cases so far as falling childhood vaccination rates raise concern among local health experts.

Doctors at Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital and Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare advise parents to update MMR vaccinations to help protect kids & slow the spread.

The Coletta’s Appling Road property sold for $2M to a Casa Mexicana of Memphis owner — no redevelopment plans have been announced for the former site.