World News

As we pass the midway point of Distracted Driving Month 2014, a story is coming out of Australia regarding 21-year-old Kimberley Davis. My nickname for her will now be "Piece of Work."

Eyewitness News meteorologist Wayne Hart tweeted this video of footage from Typhoon Yolanda, which smashed into the Philippines yesterday with 195 mile per hour winds.  Watch how quickly the flood waters rose in Tacloban City.  This is pretty frightening and, for the city, the second massive flood in just three years.

So, although I'm not the first person you'd think of to take care of your cats and dogs while out of town for the weekend, I do loooove me some baby animals! And, who doesn't love panda bears?!? I saw this sweet video and just had to share it with y'all! This one month-old baby panda was caught on film at the Taipei Zoo meeting her mother for the first time. Although this video is super sweet, I n

The parachutist who escorted a fictional Queen Elizabeth to the Opening Ceremonies of the 2012 London Olympics is dead after an aerial diving accident.

I wish I was kidding. But, then again, there are now Pakistani children who are in loving homes. Regardless, in the category of "Best Country in Which to Live on This Planet," the good ol' U.S. of A. still wins, hands down.

An Indiana woman is left feeling all wet after receiving a water bill from the City of Fort Wayne for $1,000 because they claim she used 100,000 gallons of water in a single month. Nicole Tate says that when she first saw the bill she immediately assumed there was an some kind of error, but upon contacting the water department, she quickly realized that the city meant business.

The Indiana Department of Homeland Security has issued a statement in regards to Hoosiers attempting to reach friends and family in Boston area in the wake of Monday's bombings.

Suppose you're walking through Wal-mart or Target one day. Maybe you're just killing time, so you're just browsing. Then someone approaches you and says something like, "That'll be five dollars please."

This morning, Pyongyang (the capital of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, commonly known as North Korea) threatened the United States with nuclear bombing in response to proposed sanctions on its nuclear programs due to recent warhead testing.

In this day and age, when we hear about threats of gun violence in schools, we find that those threats are usually made by students – but aren’t teachers just as capable?