At more than 6,000 square miles of rugged mountains and high desert plains and valleys, the southeast corner of the state can be beautiful while carrying a stark warning for anyone exploring here.

So what should you do if you find yourself stuck in floodwaters? WFMY News 2’s Nixon Norman spoke with local rescue experts about how to stay safe before you’re caught in a dangerous situation.

Deaf, injured hiker credits survival with dog that appeared out of nowhere Amelia Milling, 21, was hiking and fell 300-feet down a snow-covered mountain side when a trained husky, Nanook, dragged ...

A zoo patron filmed the life-saving rescue, and the heroic elephant quickly became a viral sensation. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. Believe it or not, this wasn’t the ...

The husband, still standing in the water, assured rescuers he was fine and could swim, asking them to prioritise his wife's ...

In 2019, the Tri-State Basset Hound Rescue saved over 300 dogs of which 125 were senior dogs. "It's kind of scary not knowing what's going to happen and it will have a substantial impact on us.

York man recalls leg 'breaking and tearing' after fall in woods Hedger and his wife, Lisa, have lived in Cape Neddick since 2016. He had retired, but he found that life too dull, so he returned to ...

BRISTOL, Va. (WJHL) — Bristol, Virginia city leaders and members of the Bristol Life Saving Crew met Tuesday evening to further discuss the current status and future operations of the emergency ...