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Nude women have been on the menu at The Sutler for years, but the Nashville pub covered up the 19th-century Victorian photos after being warned they might be too racy for state law.
Who says men never stop to ask for directions? Jason Daniel Waddell was in jail after he did — and told the person who helped him that he driving a stolen car.
A man was charged with robbing two banks less than one day after getting out of prison for a botched 2001 convenience store robbery in which he held a can of ravioli under his shirt to simulate a gun.
Anjanette Hewitt couldn't get comfortable. Something in the little pillow under her head was bugging her. That something turned out to be a 14-year-old cashier's check for $2,000.
A Chinese man convicted of cheating U.S. casinos in card games should not be sentenced to a longer term in prison simply because he has unusually sharp vision, a U.S. appeals court has ruled.
A former Harvard University instructor of medicine who was arrested for conning friends, colleagues and Internet acquaintances out of $600,000 was himself duped when he trusted other swindlers with the money
A part-time police chief has been suspended after a lawsuit accused him of assaulting a teenager by paddling the boy as part of a crime diversion program for a speeding ticket.
A California man has pleaded guilty to residential burglary after he set up a meeting with a woman on a rape fantasy Internet chat page, but instead broke into a different woman's apartment.
Those who think purebred dogs look like their owners are barking up the right tree, but matching a mutt to its master is another thing, a study suggests.
A German hamster called "Teddy" has sparked a police rescue mission after he climbed inside a computer printer and got stuck because he was too fat to get out again.
A slice of local politics is making it all the way to Japan — thanks to an obscure Utah rule that allowed deadlocked mayoral candidates to roll the dice to see who wins.
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