Doug and Deidra Simmons planned their dream wedding in Jamaica, and 100 of their closest friends and family RVSP’d — but eight people were no-shows.

A weather report is interrupted by a storm, but not the kind with thunder and lightning.

The United States has completed its withdrawal from Afghanistan, but danger and controversy remain.

All fans in attendance are required to show their vaccine cards, but curiously, the players are not.

A state of emergency remains in the Lake Tahoe area as the Caldor Fire continues to grow. Almost 500 homes have been destroyed, and more than 50,000 people have been told to evacuate the area.

What should you do with your groceries if you lose power in a storm? Inside Edition spoke with chef Franklin Becker, a food safety expert, to get some tips. First order of business is keeping things cold.

Police responding to a chaotic scene in Buffalo, New York, acted with speed and bravery to clear out a house becoming engulfed in flames. Inside were a number of people, including several kids.

China’s ruling Communist Party announced new gaming restrictions for minors. People under age 18 are now allowed just three hours of gaming a week.

Some of the world’s best mountain bikers recently showed what they could do at a German quarry, site of the Audi Nines Festival.