The electrical system in the man's vehicle had failed, trapping him as the fire grew.

The dog was locked in a pen, and if someone didn't rescue it, it would certainly die.

The family had just moved into the home and had been renovating it when the fire broke out and burned it to the ground.

The couple were out on a pier when a misstep sent Ezrick Marines and his guide dog Brutus tumbling into the harbor below.

An off-duty fire captain and a good Samaritan worked together to get everyone out of the historic hotel before it burned down.

Rescue crews and a Fulton County Communications specialist were able to locate the wayward group in under an hour.

The man had been missing since the previous day, had left without his medication and was at risk of becoming disoriented.

Thanks to his training, the officer was able to remain composed, but the tense moments before the baby started crying had an effect on him.

The off-duty cop knew something was wrong when he saw smoke and saw his neighbor run out of her home with only one of her three children.

First the firefighters tried to lure out the tortoise with some delicious watermelon, but the 100-pound tortoise wasn't cooperating.