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A computer glitch let Michigan drivers gas up for free at pumps outside a chain of Midwest stores. Motorists discovered they could swipe their drivers' licenses instead of credit cards.
Police in the suburbs of Ohio's capital, Columbus, have called in a helicopter and big-game experts to help search for a large animal believed to be a lion.
In more than 20 years as cat-in-residence at the Haysville Community Library, Libby Libra survived being run over, a catnapping, a tornado and 10 days shut up in an abandoned wing of the old library building.
To mark the premiere of a film about his life as a competitive eater, Crazy Legs Conti is trying to eat his way out of a telephone booth-size structure filled with popcorn.
The coaches of a middle school basketball team who humiliated one of their players by giving him a "crybaby award" will likely face disciplinary action from district officials.
Nine percent of Britons admit to dumping a partner by sending an SMS text message — possibly signalling the beginning of the end for the "Dear John" letter — according to a new survey.
A Hong Kong judge quashed a police department reprimand against a veteran officer for refusing to restore her highlighted hair back to its natural dark brown color.
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