(WAVY) Hampton, Virginia rescue crews worked to pull a vehicle from New Market Creek following a crash Wednesday morning.
Two nearby residents pulled the only occupant in the vehicle to safety.
(WHDH) A glitch in a Tewksbury, Massachusetts school's automated messaging system sent parents into a panic after it called students' homes to confirm the child was sick.
(WFLA) Demolition work is underway on two Seffner, Florida homes next to a deadly sinkhole.
A large sinkhole swallowed their neighbor, Jeff Bush, and part of the house he lived in on March 1.
(WXIA) Whether it is precious metals or gasoline, thieves are coming up with deviously creative ways to steal them. They have figured out how to get inside pumps to get the gas out for free.
(WBBH)The tornado is the most recent tragedy to impact children inside the normally secure confines of a school classroom. It's sparking conversation in Southwest Florida schools, like Canterbury School.
Jurors will be back in court deliberating whether Jodi Arias should get the death penalty for killing ex-boyfriend Travis Alexander on Tuesday, Arias asked the jury to spare her life.
(NBC News) Moore, Oklahoma officials believe they've pulled all survivors from the rubble of Monday's devastating tornado as well as all bodies. 24 people were killed, and more than 200 are injured.
(KPRC) A Texas high school teacher's heart wasn't beating when she delivered her baby, but three of her co-workers are credited with saving her life and her newborn's.
(KFOR) "Monster" the dog was separated from his family after Monday's devastating tornado in Oklahoma, his cage wrapped around a tree with him trapped inside.
(NBC News) A former manager at the IRS Cincinnati office at the center of the controversy over the targeting of conservative political organizations seeking tax-exempt status tells NBC News she doesn't think low-level employees acted on the
(KFOR) Joshua Hornsby searched all night for his daughter after the Moore, Oklahoma tornado.
On Tuesday he learned she was one of seven children killed when the twister ripped apart Plaza Towers Elementary School.
(NBC News) Officials in Moore, Oklahoma say they now believe all of the victims of the storm that ripped through their community have been found.
Now the focus in the storm ravaged town turns to recovery.
