The oncoming driver hit them head-on at around 1:30 a.m. New Year's Day, smashing the front of their family car.

"Knowing that Ocala's Safe Haven Baby Boxes just saved a life is our greatest reward," Chief Clint Welborn said.

Some people weren't happy with what they considered a poor use of fire department resources, but one firefighter had some words for them.

The conditions were some of the worst the team had ever encountered. The horrible smell was noticeable from the street.

The pregnant dog was about to pop and had nothing but a wooden, outdoor doghouse full of water in the freezing cold.

The children's mother was out shopping when an electrical outlet malfunctioned and started a fire in the second-floor apartment.

The veteran thought the ceremony was being held to honor Purple Heart recipients, but something much bigger was in store.

"I am completely overwhelmed by how amazing it has been," one participant said of the experience. "You just feel the love."

The man in the dumpster would have been crushed by the trash compactor if the driver hadn't spotted him in time.

Her parents said it was heartbreaking to see most people just stare at their daughter and gasp, but then Southwest showed up.