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It took one helicopter, four squad cars and two search dogs, but authorities have finally caught up with a suspect who has eluded them for a month — a pig which has been tearing up lawns in an upscale neighborhood.
A plane raised from the Mediterranean 60 years after it crashed, killing author Antoine de Saint-Exupery, has been identified and will be put on display in southern France.
After nearly a decade of litigation in several states, Procter & Gamble has asked a federal appeals court to reinstate a Texas lawsuit against Amway Corp. over false rumors that P&G was linked to Satanic cults.
Colin Sadd, 41, who has 155 previous convictions, was sentenced to six years in jail after pleading guilty to stealing five cars and admitting responsibility for 31 other thefts.
The Methodist Church, together with Christian Web site shipoffools.com, invited drinkers to send in mobile phone text suggestions for an 11th commandment, leaving details of the unusual competition on beer mats in pubs around the nation.
Airport officers said a construction worker and female security guard had slipped into an isolated Canada Customs holding cell to have noontime sex when they accidentally locked themselves in.
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