(WTVM)- Seven of the eight animals we showcased last week from Columbus Animal Care and Control were rescued, but one is still available.  All of the pets at Animal Control wake each day to wonder if they'll be rescued, or if their time is coming to an end too soon. Here's a look at today's pets that deserve the stability and love of a forever home.

Tag 368, also known as "Harley," is a neutered Domestic Short Haired male with a big personality. He's playful and spirited, but also loves a good scratch behind the ears.  

Every time a cash register opens for a purchase in Phenix City, the pennies add up. Even though the sales tax went from 8.00% to 8.75% more than a year ago--residents like Wayne Williamson are just now noticing the change.

"I went to McDonald's to get the dollar tea and when I drove up to the window, she said $2.00 and I said why is it $2.17 rather than $2.16 and she didn't know why," Williamson said.

Williamson said he didn't know why either until News Leader 9's Roslyn Giles asked for his opinion Tuesday about the tax hike.

PHENIX CITY, AL (WTVM)- Police have identified the nude man that died in custody Sunday night while trying to elude Lee County authorities.

Khari Neville Illedge, 25, was from the Columbus area and was identified through fingerprints.

Around 7:40 p.m., dispatch received a call from a residence on Lee Road 308 near the Lee-Russell county line in North Phenix City.

The caller reported that Illedge, covered in nothing but scratches, had entered their home and was acting in an aggressive manner.