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A Pittsburgh-area woman is suing Bank of America, claiming it wrongfully repossessed her home and saying that a bank contractor trashed the house and took her parrot.

A St. Bernard Parish couple faces charges after allegedly giving a 1-year-old boy a chocolate-flavored daiquiri in his baby bottle.

Before he was a convicted serial killer, Rodney Alcala was a winning bachelor on "The Dating Game."

Toni Tramel, from Kentucky, had been arrested for public intoxication and was changing into her prison uniform when the incident allegedly occurred.

The rare spirits that went under the gavel at a recent online auction in New Zealand weren't aged brandies or hard-to-find liqueurs.

A museum in Philadelphia will once again showcase the head of Old Baldy, the horse Gen.

A long-running argument over a favorite McDonald's parking spot has resulted in an assault conviction.

In an effort to reduce accidents involving nightclub revelers, one Romanian town has put up traffic signs warning motorists to be aware of drunks in the road.

Surgeons in China have operated to remove a five inch tail from a four-month-old baby girl.

Everyone knows the postcard-worthy landmarks in their city, but ever think that people could be some of the most exciting and sought-after tourist sights around town? Street performers are an integral part of any urban landscape; they offer social commentary, perform impressive stunts, add cultural flavor, and create some pretty hysterical ...

In the world of haute cuisine, pushing the boundaries of taste has become commonplace.

A homeless Gastonia man who allegedly hoisted a sign reading, "I'm thinking of a cheeseburger," near an interstate off-ramp was charged with violating the city begging ordinance.

The pair look more like starved spacemen tucking into the tropical treats at the back of Jane Robert's home in Fareham, Hants.

A kindergarten teacher in southwestern China has admitted she used an empty hypodermic needle to prick 63 of her students on the hands, feet and buttocks as punishment for bad behavior, state media reported Friday.

Share + Mar 7, 2010 9:26 pm US/Central STEVENS POINT, Wis. Here's one Wisconsin grandmother who makes time for her grandson.

A handcuffed man who escaped from a chain line of other inmates at Grant County District Court managed to steal a truck and jump into Moses Lake where deputies had to rescue him.