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Australians living in the nation's drought-ravaged capital were warned to keep their distance from aggressive kangaroos after the iconic marsupials attacked one woman and killed a pet dog.
A 14-year-old girl under house arrest on charges of murdering her father escaped after cutting an electronic monitoring device off her ankle and gluing it to a cat.
You don't have to travel all the way to Scotland to see a monster in a lake. A mechanical creature with a long neck dubbed "Millie" will surface in Mill Pond during the annual Saline Celtic Festival in Michigan as a nod to Scotland's Loch Ness monster.
Dannie Eaves, an employee at Joseph Bronze in Joseph, Oregon, had six busts in his pickup truck when several motorists mistook the Nebraska-bound sculptures for dead bodies and called the police.
A blind Quebec student, who was denied entry to English classes at a Canadian university because his guide dog responds only to French commands, will be allowed to attend class.
Officials at the Georgia Department of Natural Resources hope alligator hunts will help reduce nuisance complaints while also providing a unique hunting experience.
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