Good morning, Tuscaloosa! Grab your coffee and start your Saturday morning with us.

You can find these and other stories in today’s Daily edition.

• Local prosecutor joins Alabama Sentencing Commission.
• Deadly shooting in Creekwood Village
• Fatal accident near Fosters.

First, your local weather: Partly sunny and less humid. High: 91 | Low: 64. 🌞

🗣Patch announcement 🗣

Our shout out for this Saturday morning goes to Andy Hamlin, district attorney for the 24th Judicial District, who announced Friday that he has been appointed to the 17-member Alabama Sentencing Commission. Hamlin’s district includes Fayette, Lamar and Pickens counties. (Tuscaloosa Patch)

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🗞 Here are the top 5 stories in Tuscaloosa today

1. One dead and one injured after shooting in Creekwood Village: According to the Tuscaloosa Violent Crimes Unit, one person is dead and another injured after an overnight shooting in Creekwood Village in Tuscaloosa. (Tuscaloosa Patch)
2. Livingston man killed, two others injured in crash near Fosters: A Livingston man was killed and two others injured in a multi-vehicle crash on Interstate 59 near Fosters early Thursday morning, according to the Alabama Law Enforcement Division. (Tuscaloosa Patch)
3. Englewood Elementary School closes cafeteria due to safety concerns: Here’s the latest news after a school in Tuscaloosa County was forced to close its cafeteria after mold was discovered in the school. (Jalen Prince, WVUA 23 News)
4. Early move-in day at the University of Alabama: It’s that time of year again: students return to campus and prepare to move in before the start of the new school year. (Kelvin Reynolds, WBRC Fox 6 News)
5. When Elvis came to Tuscaloosa: Memories of sold-out concert halls, discarded underwear and more: Don’t miss this long read for your Saturday morning, which looks back at the time when Elvis Presley came to Tuscaloosa. (Mark Hughes Cobb, Tuscaloosa News)

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That’s all we have today. All the best,

— RP

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