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A German clown was mourning after his pet camel escaped from the circus, wandered too close to a railway track and made a fatal leap into the path of a passing train.
Boaters — with and without bathing suits — have attracted the attention of drivers in recent weeks, at times halting traffic at the causeway between Iredell and Mecklenburg counties and sparking complaints
A retired Italian man could face up to a year and a half in prison if found guilty of killing his six pet hamsters and one guinea-pig by throwing them off his terrace into passing traffic.
A Texas man suffering from cancer has launched a media campaign including billboard advertisements to attract potential organ donors for a liver transplant he needs to save his life.
It turned out to be just a bug on the lens of a security camera. The would-be ghost haunting Kent County Court House is an anomaly that's happened before.
Californian prison officials can cut the hair of an inmate despite his objection that to do so would violate his Native American religious beliefs, a U.S. appeals court has ruled.
The postcard at Cracker Barrel restaurants said "Greetings from Columbia," but the fountain in the picture won't be found anywhere near there.
Instead it was one of the most famous fountains in Savannah, Georgia, about 150 miles south of South Carolina's capital.
A U.S. appeals court has ruled against three homeless men who complained that the U.S. Postal Service did not make sufficient arrangements for them to receive post.
It wasn't too tough to find the sweet tooth who made off with a box of Fifth Avenue candy bars. All police had to do to solve a burglary in the early morning hours Monday was follow the trail of candy bars.
Two St. Louis girls saw their lemonade stand shut down when a Health Department inspector told them they didn't have the proper business licenses and were selling unsafe ice cubes.
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