@news6wkmg / Twitter Horror as Co-Workers Watch Roofer Get Killed by Lightning Strike, Sock Was Melted to Foot When Found An expert is urging caution after a Florida roofer died after being struck by lightning on a construction site. By Richard Moorhead May 27, 2023
News4JAX / YouTube screen shot Dust Devil Halts Little League Baseball Game, But Then Teenage Umpire Steps Up and Saves the Day A sudden dust devil struck home plate during a Little League game, forcing one umpire to make a quick call. By Richard Moorhead May 20, 2023
@KATVToddYak / Twitter video screen shot Employees Run for Cover Seconds Before Disaster - Security Camera Catches Everything "Ten seconds slower and they would have been hurt," Arkansas television meteorologist Todd Yakoubian commented. By Lorri Wickenhauser May 13, 2023
AP / Julio Cortez One Dead, Several Injured in Natural Disaster at Border "Individuals don’t want to leave their houses because they’re afraid that somebody will go in there and start stealing stuff.” By The Associated Press May 13, 2023
Seth Herald / Getty Images Chaos Hits Taylor Swift Concert as Fans Pass Out, Throw Up, Sob: Report A Taylor Swift concert was delayed by four hours due to stormy weather, and the pop star's fans had to take cover. By Richard Moorhead May 9, 2023
Andrew Nelles-Pool - Yu Chun Christopher Wong - S3studio / Getty Images Al Sharpton Threatens McDonald's, Accuses Company of Racism for What He Says Comes with Big Macs Al Sharpton sent a letter to McDonald's as they face accusations of racism, demanding that they "acknowledge and address" the issues. By Carson Choate April 30, 2023
@spann / Twitter screen shots Strange Phenomenon Seen over US Is Caught on Video: Shaft of Light Whips Over the Clouds A meteorologist shared a video showing a rare weather phenomenon known as a "crown flash," which was captured in Florida. By Carson Choate April 30, 2023
Peter Summers / Getty Images Historic Rainfall Sparking New American Gold Rush? Seeing This Could Be a Good Sign The pounding winter gave California has led to claims that gold can now be found along rivers where erosion has taken place. By Jack Davis April 24, 2023
Thomas Winz / Getty Images Satellite Images Capture Rare Phenomenon Happening on Hillsides of California After a harsh winter of snow and rain, California's hillsides are now exploding in color in what's known as a superbloom. By Jack Davis April 16, 2023
Evan Vucci / AP Biden Administration Announces Strictest Gas Vehicle Rules Ever in Bid to Force Them Off the Road Starting April 18, new requirements by the Treasury Department will result in fewer new EVs qualifying for a full $7,500 federal tax credit. By The Associated Press April 12, 2023