Good morning, Decatur.

Multiple agencies responded to an overturned 18-wheeler on Beltline Road near the Bama Pawn Shop in Decatur on May 12 — authorities said no one was injured, southbound lanes were blocked, and drivers were advised to take an alternate route.

A Tuscaloosa man was stopped on I-65 Sunday in Priceville when police found packaged marijuana + a pound of synthetic narcotics/THC and a stolen firearm in his vehicle and charged him with drug-related offenses.

Gov. Kay Ivey announced Monday that the Office of Information Technology responded to a cybersecurity event affecting some state systems.

The event was first detected Friday evening and teams worked with a third-party cybersecurity firm to secure services—state employees were advised to be cautious with suspicious emails.

Morgan County Health Department released the latest health inspection scores for establishments inspected May 5th–10th that measure compliance on a 100-point scale.

Some Decatur venues had critical issues such as Francesco's Italian Restaurant showing insect presence + Burger King reporting improper storage of toxic chemicals.

The Rocket City Trash Pandas are revealing two new alternate identities at a barbecue-themed weekend at Toyota Field on June 13 and 14.

Fans will join pop-up parties at local BBQ joints starting today — tickets cost $8 while merchandise is available online and in team stores.