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A German man was forced to invite the police to his wedding after they arrested him for drunk driving the day of his marriage and had to escort him to the registry office.
Marion County apparently is being overrun by stray cats. Brenda Leonard, manager of the Marion County Humane Society, said she has no idea how many there are, but the problem is so bad, "I have people who rent cat cages, set them by their house and try to catch them for us."
Women may complain that childbearing adds a few pounds, but Canadian scientists say they have found out that simply mating can make certain female ticks blow up to 100 times their virginal size.
For nearly 40 years Joan Crosby Tibbetts has waged a one-woman campaign against the makers of Skippy peanut butter, claiming the name was stolen from her father's popular Depression-era comic strip.
British men are the most likely in Europe to fret and agonise about receding hairlines and thinning scalps but are the least likely to do anything about the problem.
Lynlea Jayo and Josh Traughber, a high school couple, used duct tape, thrift-store jackets and bed sheets to make their own formal prom wear for just $30.
Is this a sign of the times or what? Cosmopolitan, the glossy bible of sex and shopping for the single girl, has launched a new monthly column on spirituality.
Parents of a 6-year-old boy say they plan to consult an attorney after a school principal washed bright blue dye out of their son's punk-style haircut.
Little Katherine Elizabeth Schulz is only a month old, but she helped her family continue a 110-year-old tradition by becoming the 50th infant to wear a cherished baptismal dress handed down through five generations.
The University of Akron was hosting a regional student conference of the American Society of Civil Engineers, and the marquee event was the concrete canoe race.
A Houston Chronicle sports columnist has been suspended without pay for a month after a recent column was found to be virtually identical to one he wrote in 1990 for another newspaper.
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