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Little Boy Locked in Tesla Saved By a Stranger While at a charging station this boy and his mother experienced a strange glitch that locked him in and her out of the car during a very hot day. Thankfully a bystander was there to help out. 11 Year Old Rescued After Drifting a Mile From the Shoreline In an inflatable kayak at the beach, this young man found himself drifting away and unable to fight the currents. Quadriplegic After an Accident Cole Sydnor is Now Able to Stand, Give Hugs, and Walk With the Help of Technology Emotional setting as siblings, parents, grandparents, and even caring nurses watch him stand and walk for the first time in almost 6 years. Little Girl Decides to Call Dad by the Name Mommy Always Uses They say be careful what you say around kids, they are likely to repeat it. Thankfully in this case it turned out to be hilarious. He Hops the Gate to Help a Horse in Distress Caught on some ground wires, this horse is stuck with a leg in the air and no way to break free...

 Drones are all the rage these days. They use them to inspect for roof damage. Youtubers have them to get that perfect aerial shot for their travel channels. Several traditional fireworks shows have pivoted to drone formats as they can offer a less noisy light show with impressive choreography. Even hobbyists and casual users that just want to learn how to pilot these airborne marvels are becoming more and more common. One such teen hobbyist, Josh Logue from Denver, decided to go for a flight when he spotted something strange on camera, "I just thought it was a shadow or a mud puddle on the ground from all that rain recently. And then when I saw a car in it, I'm like oh...that's a sinkhole." Josh locating the anomaly To spot a sinkhole is unique on its own as they are not very common. But for there to be a car in the hole is quite a bit more interesting and this one, had people inside. In fact the couple in the vehicle had already tried calling 911 in their upside-dow...

  With the value of metals like copper continuing to go up, so are the cases of theft to commercial buildings where air conditioning equipment is accessible. You would think even criminals might leave a Christian Community Center in Buffalo New York alone but that was not the case. Two men decided it was a prime target and went about setting up a tall, heavy metal ladder (despite a wintery flurry) so they could climb on the roof and extract their coveted prize. Little did they know, they had stepped on the turf of Sister Mary Johnice who had no intention of making their heist easy. "As I was walking down the stairs, I heard pounding and noise. And that's what told me to open the door." where she noticed the ladder to be stationed. Putting the clues together the 76 year-old, crime fighting nun decided to maroon the man on the roof by knocking over his escape route. Despite the ladder's weight she managed to wrestle it free and disconnect it from the rooftop causing th...