Golf balls fall from trees as powerful winds from Hurricane Ernesto blow through Bermuda
Golf balls "rained" down in Bermuda, as Hurricane Ernesto brought powerful winds to the island nation on Saturday.
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Experienced Death Valley hiker rescued after overheating, losing consciousness
A man was rescued Tuesday after heat and dehydration caused him to lose consciousness while on a hike in Death Valley National Park, park officials said.
2 men drown in South Carolina as Hurricane Ernesto produces rip currents along East Coast
Two men, aged 65 and 73, died after being caught in rip currents on Hilton Head on Friday, according to the Beaufort County Sheriffâs Office.
See incredible video from inside Hurricane Ernesto
Saildrones intercepted the Category 2 hurricane while it was southwest of Bermuda. The unmanned vehicles reported seas of 20-30 feet and wind gusts upwards of 94 mph.
Bryan Norcross: Conditions will slowly improve on Bermuda after Hurricane Ernesto makes a direct hit on island
The center of the large, ragged eye of Hurricane Ernesto passed over the island of Bermuda around 4:30 AM ET.
Hurricane Camille anniversary: Mississippi man recalls surviving night of peril during Category 5 storm
If you've ever lived through a hurricane, then you'll never forget the roar of the ferocious winds, the intense rainfall or the relentless waves from an angry ocean crashing ashore.
Watch: Hurricane Ernestoâs swell causes North Carolina house to collapse into ocean
Video taken Friday from North Carolinaâs Outer Banks showed a house falling into the Atlantic Ocean. Scenes of unoccupied homes collapsing have become a common sight along the coastline due to severe erosion.
World’s oldest first-time panda mom gives birth to twins
Giant panda Ying Ying gave birth on Thursday to two cubs, one male and one female, the first giant panda twins to be born in Hong Kong.
See it: Groundhog found burrowing inside claw machine game in Pennsylvania
Recent photos show a groundhog blending into a pile of stuffed animals inside a Duncansville claw machine game.
Did a steroid just nearly take out Earth? Nope.
An automated warning system designed to alert experts of asteroids hurling toward Earth triggered alerts on July 6 for an object that appeared more than 150 feet wide. Upon further investigation, the object was determined to be the European Space Agencyâs Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer (JUICE) spacecraft.