MI suspicious package: Cream of Wheat
A suspicious white, powdery substance found inside an envelope at a Grand Rapids, Mich. office turned out to be Cream of Wheat, in what authorities believe was
Zebra-painted horses walk intersections
A peculiar sight greeted drivers in Moscow on Friday: zebras walking back and forth across some of the city's busiest intersections.
Police: Flimflam man scams Walmarts
In 21 days, a Wisconsin man was able to bilk 21 Michigan Walmarts out of about $4,500, according to the Kent County Sheriff's Department.
Wis. police nab 'Flat Tire Bandit'
A man suspected of a complicated scheme in which he stole credit cards and cash from female shoppers while he pretended to help them re-inflate a flat tire -
Montana teen texts sheriff to buy pot
General rule of thumb: when looking to buy marijuana, don't text the sheriff.
World's largest chandelier installed
The world largest chandelier was installed inside the dome of Hassan Al-Sharbatly Mosque in Cairo, Egypt. The chandelier set a new Guinness World Record for
Rare red panda cubs make public debut
A zoo in Winnipeg might just have the cutest creatures in all of Canada.
Photos: Goats stuck on 6-inch ledge
Two young goats that wandered onto the thin ledge of a railroad bridge and spent two days high above a highway were hungry but safe when they were plucked to
Happy 90210 Day
September 2, 2010 is a day that will come around only once. Ever. It's 90210 Day, a date that mirrors the zip code for Beverly Hills.
New device cleans decades-old gum marks
A new $6,000 piece of equipment purchased last month could help make downtown sidewalks literally spotless.
Axl Rose sends concert crowd home
Axl Rose, it seems, needs a little more patience — and a much louder alarm clock.
Recovering bubbly, divers find beer
Divers who found what's believed to be the world's oldest drinkable champagne say they have also discovered two-centuries-old bottles of beer at a shipwreck in
Phones shot into jail with bow, arrow
Police say a 17-year-old teen was detained after he shot arrows with cell phones attached over the walls of a prison in southern Brazil to inmates waiting on
Judge punishes juror for Facebook post
A Detroit-area woman who was removed from a jury for commenting about the ongoing case on Facebook has a longer writing task ahead: a five-page essay about the
Photos: Carrot ads mimic junk food
Baby carrot farmers are launching a campaign that pitches the little, orange, crunchy snacks as daring, fun and naughty — just like junk food.
Phone left in burglary leads to arrest
"It helps when you've got stupid criminals." That's what Alabama prosecutor Joey Rushing says.