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Call them unintentional inmates. Big crowds showed up for a glimpse of the new county jail, and some visitors spent a little longer inside than they planned.
A protester-turned-politican says town officials are trying to flush his campaign by claiming the toilets he's displayed on his home the past four years are a health hazard.
Stolen copies of the source code of "Half-Life 2," a highly anticipated computer game, are circulating on the Internet, a sign of the video game industry's growing value — and vulnerability.
Thirty-eight percent of patients who responded to a survey in five urban clinics believed the myth that cancer spreads when exposed to air during surgery.
A Chicago man says he has exclusive video of the much-hyped Hell on Earth performance, including "crazy" footage that purports to show a sickly-looking man commiting suicide through "some sort of asphyxiation."
On its 50th anniversary, the world's largest ball of twine has inspired art that's exhibited in storefront windows along what a Cawker City artist has dubbed the Gallery Walk of Twine.
A magician apparently "played" a deadly game of Russian roulette with a loaded pistol on a television show despite criticism the stunt could lead to copycats.
