Audrey Backeberg was reported missing on July 7, 1962. A Wisconsin woman who was missing for over 60 years was discovered to be "alive and well," according to the Sauk County Sheriff's Office.

Audrey Backeberg, a Wisconsin woman, disappeared in 1962. Now, after sixty years, she has been found alive. Sauk County Sheriff's Office confirmed this. Backeberg, now 82, voluntarily left her home.

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Main act Talib Kweli performs as part of the Alive at Five summer concert series at Jennings Landing on July 7, 2022, in Albany. The concert series is returning to Tricentennial Park for 2025.

Ed O'Keefe is CBS News senior White House and political correspondent. He previously worked for The Washington Post covering presidential campaigns, Congress and federal agencies. His primary ...

Steve Ellis experienced an electric shock lasting around 15 seconds. He was jolted from his bed after touching a bedside lamp with his hand. A 42-year-old British tourist was "nearly burnt alive ...

One of Canada’s oldest veterans, Burdett Sisler, says it’s not that hard to make it to 110 years old – all you have to do is stay alive. “Anybody can do it,” the supercentenarian said in ...

Though few remember them today, newsreels were a fixture of daily life for Americans from the early days of movies until television news rendered them obsolete in the 1960s. Many will recall ...