Wildlife researchers in Mexico say for the first time since 2020, the critically endangered monarch butterflies increased in population.

These are some unfortunate driving incidents involving teens. In 2015, a terrified teen had to call 911 after her brakes stopped working. In 2018, a teenager learning to drive hit the gas instead of the brake and slammed right into their garage door.

From MMA fighter to bird dog trainer. Mike Vaughn’s career is vastly different than before, and the Wisconsin resident credits his bond with his dog with helping. Winnie has been by Mike Vaughn's side for 11 years, through the good and the bad times.

This strange-looking contraption is a robotic sixth finger. Researchers created it to observe how our brains react to new or independent body parts. To do this, they put four sensors on the forearm to measure electric signals from muscles.

These people made some wild bets, but followed through. In 2017, a Texas teen lost a bet and paid it off by getting duct-taped to a pole.

Families and authorities are using a new tool to help look for missing persons: three- dimensional posters. The 3D images are designed to make the faces they depict more memorable.

When kids are surrounded by war, it’s no surprise they act out what they see. Six-year-old Valentyn told CBS News that he and his friend Andrii want to protect what’s left of their Ukrainian neighborhood after Russian forces destroyed most of it.

These are some memorable kitchen-related disasters. In 2021, Jay Blume was at his dining room table when a car slammed into his house. Jay remained as cool as a cucumber, and his reaction went viral. In 2018, a case of soda caught fire and exploded.

Everyone has a path after high school. For 18-year-old Jacob Bradley from Kentucky, his path is skipping college. He has a full-time job lined up with a local plumbing company.