For the three men — Frank Ames, Paul Trahan and Lincoln Cyrus — that day last September began an unlikely chain of events ...

When Nadine Chalifoux was released from the hospital 14 years ago, she thought the worst was over. It wasn’t.

Recognizing Matthew Wesley and his dog Koda, who poked his massive head out of the truck’s windows and barked heartily, ...

Over the past two years, it’s given away more than 300 solar-powered devices for free. Taylor: “And that might be lights, it might be a backup battery, might be a small solar panel, might be a phone ...

Our foremost goal is saving lives in Israel,” says International Fellowship of Christians and Jews head Yael Eckstein.

Thanks to the generous efforts of SPCA volunteer Susan Birt and her coworkers from Union Agener, who chose to spend their ...

As we enter hurricane season, I want to remind everyone that preparedness is not optional — it is essential. Living in a coastal community means storms can impact us quickly and with little room for ...

The state's animal shelters have declared a "state of emergency" as a summer influx of abandoned pets and a lull in adoptions ...

Marietta schools have installed a color-coded light system designed to guide students and staff during emergencies.

The first heatwaves of the season reveal how ​ill-prepared governments across the continent are to protect people from increasingly dangerous temperatures ...

The discussion surrounding The Warming Shelter, in downtown Sioux City, has taken the spotlight at recent Sioux City City ...

Living homeless in a Las Vegas wash, hooked on meth, and surviving by the reflexes of his past gang life, Rusty Rawson turned ...