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Floridians are returning home Tuesday to find the extent of the damage to their homes from Irma. Florida and it’s residents now face a long road to recovery as wide spread power outages and ...Read more

Irma hit land in south Florida Sunday as a Category 4 hurricane. The storm has already knocked out power to nearly 3.6 million customers across Florida and over 100,000 in ...Read more

Monday is the 16th anniversary since  nearly 3,000 people were killed when four hijacked planes hit the trade center, the Pentagon and a Pennsylvania field on Sept. 11, 2001. The commemoration ...Read more

Several major Western U.S. cities have been hit hard by wildfires this summer. The 2017 season is on track to being among the worst fire seasons in over a decade, despite how snowy the past winter ...Read more

Irma has since been downgraded from Category 5, will still be regarded as the most powerful in the Atlantic in recorded history with 185 mph winds. Though Irma has lessened to 150 mph winds, the ...Read more

Jasmine Block, 15, of Alexandria, Minn., had been kidnapped for almost a month when she swam across a lake to escape from her abductors. She made it safely across the lake before running onto a ...Read more

Florida Gov. Rick Scott is prepping for huge state evacuations ahead of Hurricane Irma. The  Category 5 storm just plowed through the Caribbean, leaving the island absolutely decimated. While ...Read more

A video of a Utah nurse being forcibly arrested when she refused to let police officers draw blood from an unconscious crash victim has gone viral. Her brutal arrest was caught on body-camera ...Read more

Late Tuesday, the now Category 5 storm, Irma, was almost upon the Caribbean islands with 185 mph sustained winds. It’s much too early to tell if the storm will make landfall on the US, but ...Read more

Joel Osteen, already under fire for not opening his megachurch to Harvey victims, told parishioners on Sunday that Hurricane Harvey survivors should not have a “poor old me mentality.” ...Read more