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Good morning, neighbors! We're one day closer to the weekend, so get all caught up with us.

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First, a look at today's weather: Hot with some clouds. High: 96 | Low: 75 🥵

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Our Shout Out for this Thursday morning goes to Brittany Grayson, who has been named as the next principal of University Place Elementary School. (Tuscaloosa Patch)

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🗞 Here are the top 5 stories today in Tuscaloosa

  1. Investigators Give Updates On Officer-Involved Shooting In Tuscaloosa County: Here's what investigators had to say Wednesday after a Moundville Police officer shot a man during a traffic stop in Tuscaloosa County. (Tuscaloosa Patch)
  2. Tuscaloosa Oktoberfest Returning To Government Plaza In October: Tuscaloosa Oktoberfest will return to Government Plaza on Saturday, Oct. 3, bringing German-inspired food, beer, live music and a slate of contests and family-friendly activities to downtown Tuscaloosa. (Tuscaloosa Patch)
  3. County Approves Site Work For New Storm Shelter At Carroll's Creek Fire Station: The Tuscaloosa County Commission on Wednesday voted to move forward on the next steps to build a new proposed storm shelter on property adjacent to the Carroll's Creek Fire Protection District's Station 2 off of Tierce Patton Road. (Tuscaloosa Patch)
  4. TCS Proposes $201M Budget: Here's Where The Money Would Go: The Tuscaloosa City Board of Education got its first look Tuesday at a proposed $201 million budget for the upcoming fiscal year. (Tuscaloosa Patch)
  5. Residents in Brookwood upset on Data Centers coming to area: Brookwood residents remain up in arms regarding proposed data centers coming to the area despite little to no public input. (Cassidy Lee, WVUA 23 News)

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