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The Texas baseball fan who prompted a public outcry when he knocked aside a 4-year-old to get a foul ball now says he will give the ball to the youngster.
German police are hunting three bandits who held up a self-service strawberry farm with a pistol and a knife — for a five-pound basket of strawberries.
A 78-year-old woman tired of squirrels raiding her bird feeder got out her shotgun to kill the critter, but instead accidentally shot and injured herself.
When Covington schools Superintendent Jack Moreland saw an advertisement for a Chippendales show, he thought it would be a good morale booster for his female employees. So he shelled out $420 to send 20 female staff members to a Chippendales show to see buff men strip off most of their clothing.
A four-year-old giant panda from the U.S. that learned about sex by watching videos is pregnant just months after she settled into her new home in southwestern China.
City councilors in the southern Oregon town of Ashland have passed an anti-nudity ordinance, prohibiting genital exposure downtown and in public parks.
El Paso, Texas, with average summer temperatures above 93 degrees Fahrenheit and relative humidity over 70 percent, is the sweatiest city in the United States.
James Smiley said he would definitely buy a lot in the Summers Glen development if he could change it from number 13 to number 15. He offered to pay the cost to change the subdivision plan, but was rebuffed by New Freedom borough council in a 4-2 vote.
Seven teenagers who beheaded two chickens because they were curious whether they would run around with their heads cut off will soon learn a lot more about the birds.
The daughter and son-in-law of the late Ted Williams have ended their two-year fight to have the baseball great's remains removed from an Arizona cryonics lab.
Mention alligators in Arkansas, and the slow-moving bayous of southern and eastern parts of the state come to mind. But a stock pond in the Ozarks is also harboring a young reptile with large teeth.
A plastic surgeon whose procedures had been likened to "human torture" and who had been the target of several civil lawsuits has agreed to stop practicing medicine and surrendered his medical license.
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