Man Charged After Shooting Woman In Buhl + Murder Trial In Tuscaloosa

Good morning, neighbors! Get all caught up with us to start this Tuesday morning!

In today's Daily, we have these stories and more ...

• Woman critical after Buhl shooting.
• Jury selected for Tuscaloosa murder trial.
• Alabama softball lands No. 1 seed.

First, a look at today's weather: Sunny and warmer High: 80 | Low: 60 🌞

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🗞 Here are the top 5 stories today in Tuscaloosa

1. Woman Critically Injured In Buhl Shooting; Suspect Charged: A 21-year-old man has been charged with first-degree assault after the Tuscaloosa Violent Crimes Unit said a woman was critically injured in a weekend shooting in Buhl. (Tuscaloosa Patch)
2. Jury Selected, Trial Begins In 2020 Murder Case: A Tuscaloosa County jury will hear opening arguments and testimony Tuesday as the murder trial begins for Zachary Profozich, who is accused of murder in the 2020 shooting death of 19-year-old Indiana University student Schuyler Bradley. (Tuscaloosa Patch)
3. Ghana delegation visits Tuscaloosa as part of Sister Cities Program: The City of Tuscaloosa welcomed a delegation of leaders from the city of Sunyani-Techiman in Ghana as part of its Sister Cities program. (Kelvin Reynolds, WBRC Fox 6 News)
4. NCAA softball bracket: Alabama earns No. 1 seed, SEC scores 6 of top 8 seedings: The Crimson Tide once again secured a national No. 1 seed after finishing as the runner-up in the SEC tournament. (Yahoo Sports)
5. Therapeutic Riding of Tuscaloosa is helping riders heal, but it needs community's support: Here's how you can help a beloved equestrian therapy program in Tuscaloosa. (Cassidy Lee, WVUA 23 News)

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