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North Carolina climber airlifted after plunging 20 feet down gorge, sustaining serious injuries

September 1, 2026

North Carolina climber airlifted after plunging 20 feet down gorge, sustaining serious injuries

A climber fell 20 feet on Shortoff Mountain in North Carolina's Linville Gorge, triggering a massive Black Hawk helicopter airlift to Charlotte.

Swim instructor needed 38 stitches after being attacked by an otter while swimming in Lake Tahoe

September 1, 2026

Swim instructor needed 38 stitches after being attacked by an otter while swimming in Lake Tahoe

Lynnette Bellin says a wild otter attacked her during a Lake Tahoe swim, leaving her with 38 stitches and rabies shots after a five-minute fight.

Grandfather finds hidden treasure in plain sight as park officials 'dumbfounded' by discovery

September 1, 2026

Grandfather finds hidden treasure in plain sight as park officials 'dumbfounded' by discovery

A man from Tennessee found a 2.29-carat yellow diamond at Crater of Diamonds State Park while on a diamond search with his two granddaughters in Arkansas.

'I literally think this is going to be it for me': Hiker recounts grizzly bear encounter in Canada

September 1, 2026

'I literally think this is going to be it for me': Hiker recounts grizzly bear encounter in Canada

Video captures Keith Kerr's terrifying grizzly bear encounter in Kootenay National Park as a mother bear bluff charged him four times near her cubs.

Georgia cop kills beloved pet donkey in his own pasture as heartbroken owner demands justice: 'We miss him'

September 1, 2026

Georgia cop kills beloved pet donkey in his own pasture as heartbroken owner demands justice: 'We miss him'

A Georgia family is demanding justice after police fatally shot their beloved pet donkey, HeeHaw, while searching for a missing child who was later found.

Grand Canyon water pipeline damaged again as flooding complicates repairs

September 1, 2026

Grand Canyon water pipeline damaged again as flooding complicates repairs

Flash flooding forced park closures and water restrictions at Grand Canyon as the $200 million pipeline repair project faces major new complications.

Roughly 80 Americans still unaccounted for after Himalayan disaster kills 903, officials say

August 31, 2026

Roughly 80 Americans still unaccounted for after Himalayan disaster kills 903, officials say

Nepal and China's death toll climbed to 903 as roughly 4,200 people remained unaccounted for following the devastating flood and debris flow.

Mom loses grip on daughter as passenger ferry capsizes with 20 people still missing

August 31, 2026

Mom loses grip on daughter as passenger ferry capsizes with 20 people still missing

A mother describes losing her grip on her 12-year-old daughter as the Cyprus ferry capsized, with some 20 passengers still missing in waters over 1,600 feet deep.

Colorado family wakes up to bear eating breakfast in kitchen

August 31, 2026

Colorado family wakes up to bear eating breakfast in kitchen

Security footage captures a bear raiding a Colorado Springs kitchen, eating Flintstones vitamins and trash before an 8-year-old helped scare it off.

NASA successfully launches Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope to study dark matter

August 30, 2026

NASA successfully launches Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope to study dark matter

Fox News correspondent Madison Scarpino joins 'Fox News Live' to report on NASA's launching of the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope and efforts to study dark matter and energy.