Ben and Cassidy Nelson of Alabaster started the "Garage Giveaway" as a way to give their excess possessions a good home with families who desperately needed basic household items. The event started small the first year when they gave away items out of their garage. But last year, over 2,500 people descended upon their neighborhood to take part in the event.

This amazing turnout has prompted the Cassidys to move the giveaway to Regions Park. From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. this Saturday, Dec. 3, volunteers will help distribute household items, appliances, toys, clothes and other items to those in need. Everyone is welcome to come to event and there aren't too many rules.

“We discourage greedy behavior. These items were donated by families to help meet the needs of other families. Please be grateful and not greedy,” Cassidy said in a press release.

A timely phone call and quick response by Hoover Police officers led to the arrest of three people charged in a burglary. A woman called 911 Tuesday afternoon to report a burglary that was taking place in her home on Crossvine Road in the Riverchase area of Hoover.

Officer responded to the scene, chased the suspects on foot and arrested them. The burglary took place just before 3 p.m. Nov. 29, said Captain Jim Coker with the Hoover Police Department.

Three males have been charged in the burglary, two adults and one juvenile. The adult suspects are identified as Kevin Davis, 23, of Hoover and Christopher Sean Cody, 21, of Homewood. They have both been charged with second degree burglary and have bonds set at $30,000 each. They are waiting to be transferred to the Shelby County jail.

The Alabama Department of Education recently launched an anti-bullying page on their website to give parents, children and educators the resources to deal with harassment both on and off school grounds.

The website offers videos of what to do if your child is being bullied, links to information on laws and policies against bullying and other resources recommended by education experts. The web page can be viewed at http://alex.state.al.us/stopbullying

FOX6 Anchor and Reporter Sarah Verser focused on the state's efforts to prevent bullying in schools in an education report that originally aired Tuesday, Nov. 22. Watch her video here: http://www.myfoxal.com/category/195956/video-landing-page?autoStart=true&topVideoCatNo=default&clipId=6482744