It was all hands on deck as employees at a Dallas, Texas, hospital helped a woman in labor out of an SUV and into a wheelchair. A security guard was at her side every step of the way, as he used his walkie talkie and tried to summon an elevator.

Cases of monkeypox, a relatively rare virus, have been confirmed in Europe, Australia and North America. Some health officials say there is no reason to panic.

Before they go back to in-person work, some Americans are getting another kind of work.

A verbal altercation turned dangerous inside a 7-Eleven as gunfire erupted. Police in Montebello, California, say it’s a miracle that no one was hurt. Javier Romero works at the store.

Irvine, California, police stopped a car they say “contained burglary tools, evidence of ID theft, and stolen property.” But the real stunners were the spy-movie contraptions that make being a criminal almost look cool.

Alexis Gabe has been missing from her Northern California home since January. The 24-year-old's parents, Gwyn and Rowena, are desperate to bring their only daughter home. Her car was located the day after she went missing.

It’s the law: when a school bus is stopped with its flashing red lights, traffic in both directions must stop. The safety reasons are obvious.

Ralph Patricelli’s half-million-dollar home on the breathtaking Outer Banks of North Carolina was recently destroyed during a storm.

The hit CBS sitcom “Young Sheldon” is about a whiz kid who ends up in college by age 11. But there may be a real-life ‘Young Sheldon’ out there.