About 52% of Americans think inflation will ruin the holidays, a WalletHub survey finds. Here is what else shoppers said about budgets and early shopping.
The debts listed in Window Depot of the Gulf Coast’s bankruptcy case have grown by nearly $586,000, according to an amended court filing obtained by FOX10 Investigates.
A frantic call for help was made before a deadly violent attack. The Mobile County Communication District tells FOX10 News the dispatcher on the 911 call didn’t make the right decision.
Fake websites are charging travelers for passport services that are actually free, the BBB warns. Here is how to spot the scam before you pay anything.
The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency has identified the bicyclist killed in the crash as 19-year-old Teddy D. Weaver Jr. of McIntosh. Troopers say Weaver died from his injuries after the bicycle he was riding was struck by the ambulance.
Records show Flock cameras have gone up in some communities before elected officials ever approved them — and the company's "whitelists" let certain vehicles vanish from the system entirely.
FOX10 Investigates has learned the Mobile Police Department has handed over the All Weather Roofing & Construction/ Window Depot USA of Mobile case to the Mobile County District Attorney’s Office.
By Daniela Molina, Rachel DePompa and Daniel Heffner
The FAA is proposing a rule to scrap its original 64-item emergency medical kit checklist in favor of letting airlines decide what to stock themselves, a move that doctors and consumers are saying will cause a rise in food allergy incidents on flights. We uncover the frequency of those medical emergencies, what concerns consumers have, and why the FAA wants to loosen its grip on life-saving tools.
Garrett Langley, the CEO of Flock Safety, and other chief executives didn't appear at a subcommittee hearing where senators questioned the use and data access of the technology.
By Jeremy Finley, Chasity Maynard and InvestigateTV Staff
A nationwide investigation reveals that sober drivers across multiple states are being arrested for DUI despite having no alcohol or drugs in their systems.
A stalled data center project could be headed to court.
A lawyer for Edged Energy sent a pointedly worded letter to Prichard City Council President Traci Hale last week, threatening a lawsuit if the city attempts to block a building permit it issued for the construction of a data center on Telegraph Road.
In the latest development of a months-long FOX10 investigation, Window Depot USA of Mobile’s operating entity has officially filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, reporting absolute zero in assets and over $1.3 million in liabilities.
As Alabama rolls out a new law restricting screen time in early childhood and kindergarten classrooms, WBRC's investigation finds most Central Alabama school districts aren't tracking student screen use, while teachers, parents and researchers raise concerns about its effect on attention, literacy and social skills.
The Alabama Home Builder Licensure Board has suspended the business licenses of All Weather Roofing and Construction and Window Depot USA of Mobile — the latest blow to two companies at the center of a growing criminal investigation.
At 3:36 a.m., Officer Murphy’s body camera captured radio traffic saying, “Victim is going to be a Johnny Bowman. Currently have the caller on hold.” Moments later, an officer confirmed Bowman had been hit: “So apparently we shot, or hit the guy who shot at us.”
Since a toll revolt in 2019 killed the last plan to build a bridge over the Mobile River, state and local leaders have held firm to a promise to cap the levies.
In many ways, Sioux Falls is a good case study for Mobile when it comes to public transit. It has a nearly identical population and faced similar ridership and financial challenges. And it hired the same company that is working to reform Mobile’s system.
Big changes are on the way for Mobile's bus service. Soon, The Wave Transit System, as the service has been known for years, will be out. In its place will be new name chosen by city residents. But the changes will be more than cosmetic.
After one man died and several others suffered gunshot wounds during back-to-back shootings on the night of Joe Cain Day, Mobile Mayor Spiro Cheriogotis moved quickly to reassure the public ahead of Fat Tuesday. Federal court records tell a different story.
Mobile County officials say the best solution for chronic flooding in an area along Bellingrath Road is to move – and the county wants to help homeowners do so.
The Alabama Public Service Commission issued an approval order during its Nov. 12 meeting for Alabama Power to build the solar facilities. Meta is funding it. Silicon Ranch will build it and sell electricity to Alabama Power.
Mobile officials had high hopes for what was then called GulfQuest when the maritime museum was under construction in 2012.
Projections forecast it would draw 300,000 visitors a year.
It never came close. But there are signs of a turnaround.
One pull of the trigger three years ago changed Mikayla Tillman’s life forever. The gunman used a Glock pistol modified with a tiny piece of plastic. At the time, that machine-gun conversion device was legal in Alabama. Since March, a ban has been in effect.
Mikayla Tillman was enjoying herself at a downtown Mobile nightclub the weekend after Thanksgiving 2022 after a high school class reunion. In an instant, her life would change forever.
Mount Vernon Police Chief Eric Pettway is speaking out after leaked body camera video leads to a FOX10 investigation about an arrest made by a Mount Vernon police officer.
Witness found piles of trash bags, bugs, human and animal feces inside the trailer where investigators say Jessica Wright and Molly Weaver were living with two young children and three pets.
FOX10 News has uncovered text messages between Gulf Shores officials and the general contractor after the illegal immigration raid at the new Gulf Shores High School.
For Stephen Yeager, who owns a Theodore company that helps lawyers with digital forensics, research and jury consulting, artificial intelligence has been a “game-changer.” But there are potential pitfalls.
FOX10 News has obtained an email naming the sub-contractors connected to last month’s illegal immigration raid at the Gulf Shores High School construction site.
