‘Extremely Active’ Potential For Hurricane Season
Get ready for an “extremely active” active Atlantic hurricane season, government forecasters said today. Between now and the end of the Atlantic hurricane season (Nov. 30) the National Atmospheric and Oceanic Administration predicts 13 to 20 named storms, of which seven to 11 could become… Read More »
EmailTeen’s Prom Plea to Kate Upton Lands Him Top Model Date
A Los Angeles teenager who was turned down by one of the world’s hottest models after his YouTube “prom-posal” went viral, has managed to land a first-class backup date when the model that Sports Illustrated named Rookie of the Year agreed to attend his prom… Read More »
Plane Debris Falls on Georgia Woman’s House, Walmart
A Georgia woman said she is thankful to be alive after a 20-foot section of a 747 cargo plane’s wing fell off before part of it came crashing into her home. Pamela Ware was in her Clayton County, Ga., home Sunday afternoon when she heard… Read More »
Swim Lessons for Kids, Pool Safety Urged as Summer Season Nears
When Clay Metro was 3, he nearly died after falling into a pool. “My husband I had gone for a run. We were at the beach at my dad’s house by his community pool,” Clay’s mother, Laura Metro of Potomac, Md., told ABC News today…. Read More »
Glamorous Suspect Robs Bank in Slinky Green Dress
Authorities in Stuart, Iowa, are on the hunt for a bank robber who strolled into a branch of the First State Bank in a glamorous bright green dress and took off in a getaway car. At 3:45 p.m. on Monday, police responded to the report… Read More »
Mall Kicks Out Women Wearing Breast Cancer Hats with Expletive
The King of Prussia Mall in Pennsylvania kicked out three sisters last Sunday for wearing matching hats with a message: Fu*k Cancer. Over one of the letters was a strategically placed pink breast cancer ribbon. The ladies, who spoke to the ABC News affiliate WPVI, said they… Read More »
Okla. Tornado Survivors Reunited in Dramatic Photo
One of the most gripping images to emerge from the deadly tornado that devastated the town of Moore, Okla., Monday was of a man in a red shirt grasping a young student in an emotional hug, both of them covered in debris and surrounded by… Read More »
Oklahoma Tornado: How Experts Classify Twisters
One of the most devastating tornadoes in the nation’s history tore through the Oklahoma City metropolitan area Monday, killing at least 24 people and leveling entire communities. Among the dead were nine children. Numerous homes and vehicles were damaged during the tornado. RELATED: Oklahoma Tornado… Read More »
PHOTOS: AP Photographer on Capturing Kids Rescued From Tornado-Ravaged Okla. School
When Associated Press photographer Sue Ogrocki saw the tornado warnings for the Oklahoma City area Monday, she didn’t run into a storm shelter or take cover in her office. She grabbed her camera equipment and her car keys. Then she rushed outside, got into her… Read More »
Man Tracks Down Couple from Mysterious Mountaintop Proposal
The popular lyric, “Ain’t no mountain high enough to keep me from you,” certainly rings true for this newly engaged couple, after Mel Reyes proposed to Jordie Egbert high atop Rattlesnake Ridge, a mountain ridge in North Bend, Wash., on May 8. Little did the… Read More »
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