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A veterinarian who stole three show horses, spray-painting one to hide its identity, pleaded guilty to 13 charges, including felony cruelty to animals, grand theft and burglary.
A lonely killer whale on Canada's Pacific coast, whose search for companionship has become a danger to boats and float planes, and himself, will be captured next week so he can be reunited with his family pod.
A substitute teacher at a elementary school was arrested after allegedly allowing second-grade pupils to view pornographic images on a computer terminal.
Aspiring Playboy model Genevieve Gowman is circulating a copy of a marriage license showing she was legally wed to the diminutive actor who played Mini-Me in the "Austin Powers" films, disputing his claims they were never husband and wife.
Everyone knows dogs can fetch and sit on command, but they have the brains to do more: A study indicates they can remember the words for dozens of objects, some of them for weeks.
At least six researchers may have been exposed to deadly anthrax after a shipping foul up led them to believe they were working with dead rather than live bacteria.
A man pulled a woman from their Mercedes during a heated highway argument and pushed her off an overpass into rush-hour traffic before jumping about 80 feet to his own death.
A small crocodile that gained celebrity status in Hong Kong by evading dart guns, harpoons and snares set by expert hunters from around the world finally wandered into a trap.