“Everybody’s doing something.”

The three crew members and 53 dogs all sustained injuries after experiencing the 'relatively catastrophic' crash.

A massive fire took place at a Paris food market Sunday. The fire produced a cloud of smoke so large it blotted out the sun.

The family had just moved into the home and had been renovating it when the fire broke out and burned it to the ground.

Police said a woman was standing near the SUV, swaying and 'spaced out,' and inside was a half-empty bottle of tequila.

The off-duty cop knew something was wrong when he saw smoke and saw his neighbor run out of her home with only one of her three children.

The police searched desperately for the little boy, calling his name and trying to find him in the smoke-filled room.

When you think of catfish, you probably don't associate them with stingers and venom, but they can be surprisingly dangerous.

The car had been upside-down in the water for 20 minutes, but then firefighters heard a sound coming from it.

Thankfully, some kids nearby saw him disappear under the water and immediately knew they had to do something.

A couple and their dog were walking along seaside bluffs when their beloved pet went over the edge of a 60-foot embankment.

The boy's broken arm required surgery, but thanks to one kind firefighter, the situation was not as traumatic as it could've been.

The Houston Fire Department department was ready and willing to take extreme measures to get the stranded victims down.

Tuesday morning was busy for firefighters in Mission, Texas, as they responded to calls for help after heavy rains and flooding hit the area.

Within 45 minutes Koda had tracked the young girl's scent and found her in a boggy area behind the family home.

Some said they hoped the man got a good dressing-down for his behavior; others said they hoped he was fined.

'Rescue personnel responded and found a female patient who had fallen approximately 40 to 50 feet down a waterfall from the top of the falls.'

When New York State Troopers and firefighters arrived, the car was nose-down in the water and still settling.

Most people wouldn't think twice about making sandcastles or digging in the sand, but the water isn't the only danger on the beach.

The officer was on patrol in Atlanta, Georgia, May 13 when he spotted unusual behavior being displayed by a driver.