Good morning, Memphis.

The Overton Park Shell announced that the Indigo Girls’ Tuesday night show featuring special guest Linda Perry will be held on Nov.

2 due to illness among some members, with tickets honored or eligible for a refund.

Diesel prices have broken records this month & are raising costs for Mid-South farmers and consumers in Memphis by increasing fuel expenses and food prices.

University of Memphis officials, Courtney Orians & Nicole Garrett, say dual enrollment programs let high school students earn college credit, boost confidence and lower costs.

The initiative helps students get ahead academically and save money.

Residents who bought generic prescription drugs between 2009 and 2019 in Tennessee may receive compensation from a settlement approved this month.

Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti says the plan will return millions of dollars to those affected by alleged price hikes by drug manufacturers — check your eligibility.

State Senator Page Walley is proposing a temporary dyed diesel exemption for West Tennessee farmers to lower operating costs during harvest season by allowing discount tax rate fuel for vehicles used in agriculture until mid November as Governor Bill Lee has not yet responded.

The former IKEA property in Cordova was sold to an unidentified, new-to-Memphis retailer— a deal noted for its smooth, professional process.

The 271,150 sqft building’s future use remains undetermined.

Memphis University School and Christian Brothers High School will leave the TSSAA Division II football schedule next season — planning an independent 10-game season to build lasting athletic programs.

The change comes as NIL opportunities reshape local high school sports.