While thousands of people in Florida are experiencing the impacts of Hurricane Milton, a woman in Georgia is still recovering from destruction caused by the previous weather disaster, which, to her surprise, left a specific divine item virtually untouched. Cindy Cole, a 62-year-old grandmother from Nashville, Georgia, recently had her home crushed by Hurricane Helene. 

Travelers have the opportunity to search for their own diamonds in the rough in some U.S. states. In July, Will and Marshall Barnet stopped at Arkansas' Crater of Diamonds State Park during a road trip to try their hand at mining.  During their sift, the father-son duo saw something glittering and pulled out a 2-carat

Storm chaser Mike Boylan of Mike's Weather Page has been following extreme weather since 2020, traveling to six different states to do so. His latest chase, Hurricane Milton, hits close to his heart as he is a Florida native. Boylan told Fox News Digital in an on-camera interview, "To me, it’s sad. You get kind

A museum technician mistakenly threw away artwork after thinking it was trash left behind by construction workers.  The LAM Museum in Lisse, Netherlands, is home to an international art collection that showcases pieces in unconventional ways, with one exhibit looking like it's an area to place trash.  French artist Alexandre Lavet's piece titled,"All the good

A recent travel trend taking over social media shows airline passengers recreating their skin and hair care routines while in flight. From serums to face masks to even red light therapy, social media influencers and even some dermatologists are taking time during their flight to make sure they are refreshed by the time they exit

Hurricane Milton has left West Coast Floridians scrambling as some residents have already evacuated.  On Monday, Hurricane Milton strengthened from a Category 1 hurricane to a Category 5 hurricane with winds predicted to reach 180 mph, FOX Weather reported. The National Hurricane Center (NHC) warns that Milton poses an "extremely serious threat" to Florida with life-threatening