Good morning, Montgomery.

Residents can support the Heart of Alabama Food Bank on Hunger Action Day (today) to help fight food insecurity in the community.

WSFA 12 News’ sixth annual Day of Dreams telethon (benefiting Mercy House ministry and MAP Center) is set for Thursday, Oct.

1; you can donate online before the event starts.

A WalletHub report shows Montgomery ranked 180th among 182 cities in accessibility for people with disabilities, based on measures of economy, quality of life and health care.

Local experts say the results reflect challenges that call for improved community services and infrastructure.

Hyundai announced a major investment of about half a billion dollars in Montgomery on Tuesday to build new engines and hybrid components.

The investment is part of a product offensive in North America, said Hyundai Motor CEO Jose Muñoz.

The EEOC is going to court to force Hyundai to provide employment data for its Alabama and Georgia operations after missing deadlines to show if non-Korean workers have been overlooked for hiring or promotion.

Officials say the move addresses potential violations of Title VII.

Hunter Wilson joined River Bank & Trust as a Mortgage Loan Originator yesterday, announced by River Region President Gene Crane.

Based in Montgomery, Wilson brings local experience in accounting, sales, and community volunteer work and is set to simplify the home financing process for local homebuyers.

Montgomery Habitat for Humanity will build New Hope Village Southlawn, a mixed-use affordable housing community that includes single-family homes, townhomes, garden-style condos and a business suite.

The development announcement is set for Thursday, Oct. 29 at 10:00 a.m. (5121 Cater Dr.) in District 4.

Keelon Russell avoided turnovers in the South Carolina game—offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb praised his calm decision making near halftime after earlier mistakes.

He will be tested on Saturday when Alabama meets Mississippi State in Starkville at 11 a.m.