The tragic death of a California college student has sparked outrage and a lawsuit that could reshape safety standards for electric vehicles, centering on the Tesla Cybertruck doors.
An Arkansas bear attack that claimed the life of a 60-year-old Missouri man has stunned residents and wildlife officials, raising new concerns about the growing danger of predator encounters in rural America.
A night of family entertainment turned into tragedy in Germany when a 27-year-old trapeze artist fell to her death during a circus performance in front of nearly 100 stunned spectators.
A staffer for Rep. Tony Gonzales (R-TX) died after a horrific backyard fire in Uvalde earlier this month, shocking her family, colleagues, and community.
The Grand Canyon’s Northern Rim is partially reopening to the public starting Wednesday, following months of closure due to the devastating Dragon Bravo Fire. The blaze, ignited by lightning on July 4, scorched over 145,000 acres—making it one of the largest wildfires in Arizona history. The fire is now fully contained.
Wildlife rules exist for a reason, and one safari group in Botswana learned that the hard way when an angry mother elephant attacked after their canoes floated too close to her young.
A devastating flash flood in southern Arizona has left at least four people dead and created dangerous conditions after unleashing 1,000 propane tanks into rushing waters. Search and rescue teams continue to scour the area for additional victims.
Meteorologists are closely monitoring Hurricane Humberto, now upgraded to Category 1, as it intensifies on a path toward the southeastern United States. The National Hurricane Center (NHC) projects Humberto will reach Category 3 strength by Saturday, with sustained winds surpassing 110 mph, and remain at that level until at least Tuesday.
Colorado hunters killed by lightning tragically remind us that nature remains unforgiving — and preparation can mean the difference between life and death.
