She cashed in one of her nine lives in this cat-astrophe. A cat survived a terrifying 380-foot fall that killed her two owners at a popular Utah landmark, according to the Garfield County Sheriff ...

Chapters 379 and 380, released in Spring 2025’s Jump GIGA issue, bring one of the most emotional moments in the series. The final arc is now hitting its peak, and Asta must face a heartbreaking ...

Molly Wald, Best Friends Animal Society On April 29, rescuers found Mirage the cat in a carrier beside two dead bodies, the sole survivor of a 380-foot fall After rescuers discovered the cat alive ...

A cat that fell alongside a couple into a 380-foot-high canyon was the only survivor of the incident at a national park in Utah, an animal sanctuary said Thursday. The feline "was found in a black ...

Police say 45-year-old Matthew Nannen and 58-year-old Bailee Crane, whose identities were released following the notification of next of kin, fell approximately 380 feet down the cliff.

One crash involved a tractor trailer on the southbound side of 380 near Daleville. A Newswatch 16 crew on the scene says the road was noticeably slick after a band of snow passed through that area ...

(Photo credit: Kent Nishimura/Getty Images) A cat that miraculously survived a 380-foot fall in Utah's Bryce Canyon is now recovering at Best Friends Animal Sanctuary, the largest no-kill shelter ...

Tourists spotted the bodies of two people who fell 380 feet to their deaths from a cliff in Bryce Canyon National Park, officials said. Photo by Yang Song via Unsplash Two people climbed over a ...

The bodies of Matthew Nannen, 45, and Bailee Crane, 58, were recovered Tuesday after they were found an estimated 380 feet below Inspiration Point, according to the Garfield County Sheriff's Office.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KCRG) - A portion of northbound lanes of Interstate 380 are closed due to a crash. Lanes are closed just past the Wright Brother Boulevard exit, between exits 13 and 16.

Matthew Nannen and Bailee Crane died either Monday night or Tuesday morning after an estimated 380-foot fall from Inspiration Point at the park in Utah. There was a small silver lining in the ...

Fermat would never have dreamed that more than 380 years after his discovery, computers that rely on complicated principles of quantum mechanics for their calculations might make use of it.