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An Ohio congresswoman was rushed to the hospital after a horrifying hit-and-run accident while on her way to church, officials said.
U.S. Rep. Marcy Kaptur, 80, was injured after a car she was a passenger in was struck by another vehicle just before 11am on Sunday, her office said.
A dramatic recording revealed the moment a Georgia mother desperately cried out for help after realizing her car had been stolen with her two-year-old daughter still in the back seat.
The Atlanta Police Department said it learned the toddler had been taken when responding to a vehicle theft and kidnapping report at 930 Spring Street NW around 4.36pm on Thursday.
One of Putin's top generals has survived a reported assassination attempt after a homemade bomb which was delivered to a restaurant killed five people.
A further 19 people were injured after an explosive, disguised as a gift, was brought into the Balzi Rossi eatery in Kudrinskaya Square, just over a mile from the Kremlin.
Residents in Cornwall have shared images of tourists parking their cars on double yellow lines, blocking roads, and even driving the wrong way as they make their way down south for the school summer holidays.
Frustrated residents have said they are fed up of 'Emmits' – a Cornish slang term for outsiders – blocking the streets with selfish parking and driving the wrong way down one-way roads.
Residents on an affluent road in Kent have been divided over a hosepipe ban, with some free to water their gardens while others are forced to let them die.
One cluster of houses on Hosey Common Road, Westerham, fall under SES Water, which has no restrictions in place on the street.
More than 70 hectares of vacant green space beside Sydney Airport will be transformed into a multi-billion-dollar AI data centre, logistics and commercial mega-complex as Australians' increasing reliance on the internet drives soaring demand for the infrastructure behind Google, ChatGPT and other online services.
Motorists will be stung with higher petrol prices and higher food costs, adding a sting in household budgets, as servos are put on notice about potential price gouging with a $100 million fine.
Fuel taxes were reduced by 32c a litre from the start of April in response to soaring oil prices due to the conflict in Iran.
A Qantas flight bound for South America was forced to turn back halfway through its journey after a mechanical issue, leaving almost 200 passengers stranded overnight.
QF27 departed Sydney for Santiago, Chile, on Sunday night.
The plane was forced to return after the Boeing 787 Dreamliner developed a mechanical problem about 4.5 hours into the flight, just beyond New Zealand.
A teenager has died after being hit by a car and knocked into the path of another vehicle on Adelaide's busy party strip.
Witnesses saw the young man, 18, trying to cross Hindley Street just before 11pm on Saturday.
The busy street was shut down after the accident.
The Commonwealth Games in Glasgow has created unforgettable memories over 11 action-packed days.
From the moment the King and Queen arrived at the opening ceremony in a Tardis, audiences have enjoyed a thrilling spectacle of entertainment and sporting drama.
This is the moment ram-raiding thieves ripped a cash machine out of the ground with a car and drove off.
The brazen crooks initially tried using a hammer to smash into the ATM before towing it away at around 12.50am on July 29.
CCTV footage captured a blue car reversing on to the pavement next to the machine outside a Londis store in Teddington, London.
