Here are our favorite bloopers from news reporters working from home during the pandemic. | Inside Edition

16K views · 138 reactions | From haunted houses in Charleston, South Carolina; to the Indiana home known as “The Portal to Hell,” Inside Edition’s cameras have caught some scary sights. | Inside Edition | Facebook

An Ohio man was speaking to a cop after a fender bender when a tow truck operator hooked up his car and it rolled over while he was inside. https://ietv.co/2LdZvBs | Inside Edition

4.1K views · 91 reactions | Tonight on Nightline, join us for a special edition, "Pushing The Limits". | Nightline | Facebook

CREATIVE DOG GROOMING: The pampered pooches transformed into works of art...turning heads but not everyone is in on the fun. Inside the world of competitive dog grooming. Ashan Singh reports. https://abcn.ws/2ss5wUk | Nightline

On today’s Inside Edition broadcast, our longtime anchor Deborah Norville announced her departure from the show after 30 years, saying she will be moving on at the end of this season. "It has been such an honor and privilege to be here at Inside Edition for all these years," she told viewers. "A milestone like this is a time for reflection, and on reflection, I have decided that now is the time to move on from Inside Edition." | Inside Edition

Financial guru Dave Ramsey thinks timeshares are a bad investment. For three years, he’s been telling listeners stuck in timeshares that there’s a way out: a company called Timeshare Exit Team. But after hundreds of customer complaints against Timeshare Exit Team, Inside Edition investigated. | Inside Edition

In 2019, Inside Edition’s investigative team looked into how some televangelists travel. One of them was Kenneth Copeland, who founded Texas-based Kenneth Copeland Ministries. He’s one of many preachers who have private jets. Copeland recently said during a church service that he saw the encounter as an opportunity. | Inside Edition