We all prepare in some way for the diversity life throws at us, but there are those living among us who take preparedness to a different level. They call

Running for miles through Western Mobile County there's a highway sitting unused and unfinished. The Highway 98 project was supposed to replace one of the most

FOX10 News is keeping track of promises made by Mobile Mayor Sam Jones to cut government spending. One way the mayor has promised to do that is by keeping

Every day, those involved with animal welfare see cases of abuse and severe neglect. The public has been screaming for harsher penalties for animal cruelty

May 9, 2012 marks two years since Angel Downs, the longtime mistress of former Mobile County Commissioner Steve Nodine, was found dead in her driveway. It's a

We can decide when and where we fill up our tanks, but the price we pay for gasoline seems to be beyond our control. Even though we've seen prices drop during

Along the Gulf Coast, we prepare ourselves every year for hurricane season and the potential destruction it can bring. But there are those living amongst us

One of the latest ways criminals are trying to get what's yours is over the phone, "spoofing" your caller ID.  The con artist gets you to answer by posing as

Once again, the city of Mobile is in need of a new source of revenue. Mayor Sam Jones is proposing that the one-cent sales tax is adopted again. FOX10 spoke to

Fox 10 News investigated the biggest source of tax fraud in our area.  The discovery might surprise you.

When most people hear the word homeless, they think of the man begging on the street corner. In our country, however, there is a new reality - families with no

The state of Alabama is ranked number 45 on the Humane Society of the United States' animal protection laws. Several recent cases of alleged animal abuse have

When an Adderall drug shortage struck in the spring of 2011, millions of patients with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder were sent scrambling from

Whether you're a parent, a grandparent, aunt, uncle, or friend, chances are you have a loved one in one of our schools. Creating a safe environment for our

According to the Florida Dept. of Corrections, more than half of elderly inmates are incarcerated for violent crimes such as murder. The state has no choice