Security cameras captured the moment a bull wandered into a café in Ribes de Freser, Girona, on July 20. The nearly one-ton animal strolled inside just as an elderly couple were about to sit down for breakfast. A quick-thinking waiter calmly steered the unexpected…

A Pennsylvania family’s pet emu was killed after being chased and attacked by two neighborhood dogs, and the bird’s owners are now considering legal action

A chilling billboard in Tehran, Iran, shows images of Trump family members Barron, Ivanka, and Melania with the word "KILLED" in red, as fears grow over an Iranian assassination plot

The Coca-Cola Company suspended Fairlife production in the US last week following the ransomware attack.

A dryer sheet tucked between the bills and the junk mail sounds like a prank. It isn’t, and tossing it in the trash could be a mistake. Across the country, homeowners are opening their mailboxes to find a Bounce or Snuggle sheet sitting inside, left there…

McTavish Lake is difficult to access, making emergency response more challenging.

Iran and its Houthi terror proxies have attacked at least 13 ships in the Arabian Peninsula since the cease-fire with the US collapsed earlier this month.

Confectionery shop L&S Chocolates and bakery Tis So Sweet have been closed since Tuesday, when storms swept through the region.

On Thursday a vegetation fire broke out just miles away from the Arapahoe County Fair, firefighters quickly controlled the fire from spreading.

Fire crews responded to a brush fire near Gooding around 10:30 a.m. Thursday.

A regional official says structures on about 20 properties have been "impacted" by an out-of-control wildfire burning northwest of Clinton, B.C., including some that have been destroyed.

A big rig fire closed a lane of westbound I-80 near Colfax.

Saskatoon is under an overdose alert as a dangerous batch of drugs circulates the city. Firefighters say responding to overdose calls has become the biggest part of their job.

Road closures in the Ramona area Wednesday night left many residents stuck in bumper-to-bumper traffic for hours as they tried to reach their homes or get to evacuation sites.

VANCOUVER — Photos of giant, cauliflower-like clouds are popping up on Vancouver-area social media feeds that experts say are pyrocumulus clouds produced by a wildfire more than 200 kilometres away.

A flood threat continues Wednesday, especially near the mountains, foothills, and burn scars, before conditions turn warmer and somewhat drier Thursday. A prolonged stretch of hot summer weather then takes hold beginning Friday.

A massive plume of smoke was visible Thursday afternoon around Hunters Point.