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Driver Drowns, Home Washed Away in Central U.S. Flooding
At a Glance A driver in Oklahoma drowned after her vehicle was swept into a creek.Homes were evacuated in Neosho and Anderson, Missouri, and one home was washed off its foundation.Water rushed through the streets of Seneca and Neosho, Missouri.Law enforcement said there were a number of water rescues.Trees were downed in parts of Arkansas. Flash flooding in parts of southwest Missouri, northwest Arkansas and northeast Oklahoma on Sunday morning pushed water into buildings, stranded motorists and forced road closings....
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Arizona Wildfire Expands as Heat, Dryness Fan Flames
At a Glance The fire has burned more than 175 square miles of land. Some 700 homes have been evacuated. More than 900 personnel are battling the blaze, including efforts to save an ancient tree. A wildfire in Arizona's Tonto National Forest expanded over the weekend and has now burned more than 175 square miles. The Woodbury Fire was as of 11:30 a.m. Monday, according to the National Forest Service. The source of the fire was still under investigation but...
World War II Bomb Left Crater in German Field, Police Say
At a Glance Unexploded bombs aren't uncommon in Germany.Residents reported hearing a loud explosion early Sunday morning. A large crater that suddenly appeared in a German field was apparently caused by a leftover World War II bomb that exploded in the middle of the night. The hole, 33 feet wide by 13 feet deep, was discovered Sunday afternoon near Limburg, about 60 miles north of Frankfurt, according to police. Officials said there was no indication it was caused by farm...
Russian Volcano Erupts for the First Time Since 1924 And the Images From Space Are Stunning
At a Glance Russia's Raikoke Volcano erupted last weekend for the first time in 95 years.The various images acquired by astronauts and satellites are stunning.Raikoke's ash plume was lofted 8 to 10 miles high. on the Kuril Islands of Russia, south of the volcanically active Kamchatka Peninsula, erupted last weekend for the first time since 1924 and the images from space were out of this world. A large plume of ash and volcanic gases shot up from the 2,300-foot-wide crater...
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