Good morning, Montgomery.

WSFA is hosting the inaugural Desmond Wingard Legacy 5K today to honor the life and legacy of former news director Desmond Wingard; check WSFA for start time and registration details.

Crime Stoppers raised $164,000 at its annual golf tournament on Oct.

30 at the Capitol Hill Robert Trent Jones course in Prattville to fund operations and programs that now serve 37 counties (about 147 law enforcement agencies).

A historic marker honoring Judge Thomas Gray was unveiled today, and family members, civil rights witnesses, and local and state leaders attended the dedication downtown.

The Mann Museum hosted a Family Fun Night Flashlight Tour on Friday, giving one of the Montgomery Zoo's popular exhibits a new nighttime look at the museum.

Dream Court will host the 11th annual Jewell Joy Cup Unified Doubles Tennis Tournament today at Lagoon Park Tennis Center, with 68 athletes paired with community partners in round-robin matches starting at 9:15 a.m., a noon medal ceremony, and a butterfly release honoring Jewell Cobb Pitts.

The Reeltown Rebels take on the Elmore County Panthers tonight in Reeltown as the Rebels chase another win to tune up for the playoffs.

Projected first-round AHSAA and AISA football playoff pairings are scheduled for Nov.

6 (local matchups include Carver Montgomery vs. Robertsdale and Montgomery Catholic vs. St. Paul's), and AHSAA will finalize pairings Saturday morning after the coaches meeting in Montgomery.

Vote online now for the top performer from the AHSAA volleyball state championships after finals at Birmingham’s CrossPlex; nominees are the class MVPs from across the tournament and voting closes Monday at 5 p.m.

Montgomery Academy head coach Ethan McBridel spoke with WSFA's Ian Avlano today about the team's dominant run and how they're preparing for the upcoming playoffs (segment aired on WSFA).