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Seems like Mother Nature is offering an early Halloween display in Western Washington. This week's high floodwater had more than a few people spooked when pumpkins started floating by.
An Icelandic fishing captain, known as "the Iceman" for his tough character, grabbed a 660-pound shark with his bare hands as it swam in shallow water toward his crew.
Santa Cruz police remain baffled at perhaps the easiest bank robbery arrest of all time. A 37-year-old woman landed in County Jail after allegedly robbing a bank and then waiting in the parking lot for police to arrive.
Unbeknownst to horse lovers, the city of Lucedale, Mississippi, approved a new ordinance earlier this month that requires horses to wear diapers when in town.
A track and field official who was hit in the face with a javelin during a college meet was awarded $811,000 in damages from the event's sponsor, a student-athlete, and a university.
Seventy percent of women in the world — or at least, of those who read Elle magazine — are in love, while nine out of 10 believe in staying faithful and two thirds consider love a prerequisite for sex.
Seventy percent of women in the world — or at least, of those who read Elle magazine — are in love, while nine out of 10 believe in staying faithful and two thirds consider love a prerequisite for sex.
A British vacationer who lost his false teeth while swimming off Crete was reunited with them two weeks later after fishermen caught them in their nets.
General Motors Corp. has scrapped plans to replace the Buick Regal with the Buick LaCrosse in Canada because in the French-speaking province of Quebec "lacrosse" means to masturbate. Among other things.
A Canadian judge agreed to release a U.S. citizen who survived a plunge over Niagara Falls and ordered him to stay out of Canada except for court appearances.
A Swedish tourist who tried to smuggle eight baby snakes into Australia in his trousers to fund a vacation will spend the rest of his visit there behind bars.
Based on what's flooding e-mail boxes here at KOMO 4 News, here are some of the most active spam scams and hoaxes and Web sites that can help you smoke them out.
Twice a year, during migration season, a government-owned road in Wolf Lake, Illinois, closes to vehicle traffic in order to protect reptiles and amphibians.
