At some point, timelines have changed and what was once a relatively uncommon occurrence is now a devastating part of everyday life in this country.
Author: Christine Fernando, USA TODAY
Thick wildfire smoke hangs over Yosemite; flames reached notable giant sequoia grove
The threat of flames from the Washburn Fire led to the closing of the grove Friday and to the evacuation of hundreds of people nearby.
Tropical Storm Colin brings heavy rain to North, South Carolina over Fourth of July weekend
Colin is expected to continue to produce heavy rainfall and maximum sustained winds of about 40 miles per hourĀ in North Carolina over the weekend.
At least 46 dead after abandoned trailer found in San Antonio. Here’s what we know.
At least two more people have died and others remain in the hospital as of Tuesday after 46 people were found dead, a hospital official said.
6 people dead after Vietnam War-era helicopter crashes in West Virginia
The helicopter crashed around 4 p.m. local time Wednesday in Logan County, local authorities said. Crews found the helicopter in flames.
‘No need to panic’ as sunspot with potential for solar flares doubles in size overnight, scientists say
Experts say the sunspot is far from unusual and eased concerns of how any potential solar flares would affect the Blue Planet.
‘A sad day’: Philadelphia firefighter dies after building collapse traps 6 people
Lt. Sean Williamson, a 27-year veteran of the Philadelphia Fire Department, was pronounced dead at the scene of the fire, officials said.
Woman charged with hate crimes after police say she pepper-sprayed 4 people, made anti-Asian remarks
Madeline Barker, 47, from Merritt Island, Florida, was arrested and charged in connection to an incident in New York City last week.
Man hailed as hero after subduing gunman in Alabama church shooting that killed 3 people
The Rev. Doug Carpenter, a former pastor at Saint Stephen’s Episcopal Church, said witnesses recounted to him details of the shooting.
Uvalde school police chief defends shooting response, says he didn’t know he was in charge
Uvalde school police chief PeteĀ Arredondo has been at the center of backlash over delayed police response to the Uvalde, Texas school shooting.