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Raw footage of a Texas tornado
At least six people were killed and multiple homes were destroyed Wednesday evening after tornadoes struck Granbury, Texas. Photo: AP
Texas tornadoes kill at least six
One of several tornadoes to rip through the southern U.S. state of Texas is caught on a mobile phone. At least three tornadoes were confirmed to have hit near Dallas-Fort Worth on Wednesday night killing six and injuring dozens of others. Rescue workers combed through mountains of debris in the ...
Images from the deadly Texas tornadoes
At least six people were killed Wednesday as a spring tornado outbreak devastated parts of North Texas, destroying or damaging dozens of homes and injuring dozens of people.
World's lightest material a possible fix for heavy problems
It's called carbon aerogel and it's the lightest material ever created. Made from graphene and carbon nanotubes it's one sixth the density of air, according to its creator Professor Gao Chao of Zhejiang University.
Bones of NJ orphan missing 41 years finally identified
The remains of a New Jersey orphan who disappeared in 1972 have officially been identified.
FL woman saves PA man's life after he dials wrong number
Thomas Buck , 84, was trying to call his sister-in-law for help when accidentally dialed the wrong number that ended up saving his life.
Pope Francis liberates a pair of doves
Faithful offer Pope Francis a cage containing two doves during his weekly general audience in St. Peter Square at the Vatican, Wednesday.
Prostitution ring busted in retirement home
A 75 year old and 66 year old were arrested at their senior citizen apartment and charged with running the “business.” Cops say James Parham and Cheryl Chaney along with 54 year old Selma McDuffie were taken into custody on a variety of prostitution and drug charges. After he was ...
Shameless? Rich moms' tactics to cut lines at Disney
According to reports, some wealthy Manhattan families have discovered a new way to skip the long lines at Walt Disney World — and likely found a new way to be despised by the "99-percenters." The New York Post is reporting some wealthy families are now hiring disabled people to pose ...
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