Hungry Bears Are Wandering Into Western Homes and Shops in Record Numbers
A severe natural-food shortage is driving record numbers of bears into communities across the American West.
Odd headlines, improbable events, and local stories that escaped into the wider world.
A severe natural-food shortage is driving record numbers of bears into communities across the American West.
A federal procurement notice seeks dog-shaped Spot robots for immigration-enforcement operations, according to ABC News.
A South Florida bakery apologized after learning the courier it accused of taking its order had been detained during the delivery.
An arrest has been made, but Buddy and Bailey remain missing after a thief allegedly drove away with them inside their owner’s SUV.
Authorities say the truck struck emergency equipment, crossed fire hoses and narrowly missed firefighters before the suspect was arrested.
Court records say a man arrested at Arizona State University admitted repeatedly filming people in campus bathrooms without their knowledge.
Court records say a man arrested at Arizona State University admitted repeatedly filming people in campus bathrooms without their knowledge.
Texas authorities allegedly deployed boats, sonar and drones after Chris Sails claimed his children had fallen into water; police say they were safe with relatives.
Volunteers in northern Japan used an ancient building-moving technique to inch historic Hirosaki Castle back toward its original position.
A British prop maker turned his backyard into a spacecraft-inspired hangout complete with sleeping space and a full bar.
The daredevil couple charged over a viral skyscraper proposal leaned into the moment with matching faux handcuffs outside court.
Smyrna police say the costumed suspect appeared during two overnight visits, returning with accomplices after an unsuccessful first attempt.
Come back when the internet does something embarrassing again. It won’t be long.