Daeshen Smith is a Reporter at Fox 10. With a background in sports journalism and a passion for competitive sports, Daeshen covers a range of topics including events, corporate conferences, and the intersection of sports and business. He has been featured in various outlets including FOX19 WXIX, WCSC-TV Live 5 News, and KALB-TV, among others.
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Daeshen's coverage heavily revolves around local events, crime, and sports in Mobile, Alabama. He focuses on event coverage and government announcements related to the city of Mobile. Therefore, when reaching out to him, consider providing insights or information relevant to local events such as HBCU Pigskin Showdowns or updates on government initiatives specifically within the City of Mobile.
Additionally, Daeshen covers stories involving crime and sports extensively. Consider pitching stories related to these topics but with a localized angle specific to Mobile or surrounding areas in Alabama. Any information regarding community-related issues would also be relevant for his coverage area.
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Robinson’s team used a scaled-down version of one of their disaster response plans to remove the dogs.
By: Daeshen Smith
The events will feature boards showing names, pictures and stories of military members and first responders who have died in the line of duty.
For some, casting their vote was personal.
For some, casting their vote was personal.
The ceremony held particular significance as the community remembered Milton native Warrant Officer 1 Jeffery Barnes who died during a training exercise in 2023
By: Daeshen Smith
Measures have also been put in place to protect the water quality in nearby Bayou Chico.
By: Daeshen Smith
Several topics were discussed including ongoing projects, recent successes and dealing with continued growth.
Chief Winstrom says changing the color saved them around $1,600 per vehicle while moving to the Explorer saved around $6,000 more
By: Daeshen Smith
The fire marks the fourth at the facility in two years.
By: Daeshen Smith
The man was invited inside the mission to learn about available services. But about 20 minutes later he was gone.
