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Tracking the abominable snowman, and more
feature Siberian officials say they have “indisputable proof” that the yeti really exists.
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Exploding toilets injure federal worker, and more
feature A federal worker was injured on her trip to the bathroom when two toilets exploded in a shower of water and porcelain shrapnel.
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Couple keeps baby's sex a secret, and more
feature A Canadian couple is keeping their newborn child’s gender a secret in order to make the world “a more progressive place.”
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Driving around with a dead friend, and more
feature Two Colorado men have been accused of driving around with a dead friend in their car and using his credit card.
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A first for 911 dispatcher? and more
feature A Utah man who led police on a 30-mile high-speed chase dialed 911 during the incident to tell the cops to stop following him.
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Crowded train travels to the wrong city, and more
feature A crowded Indian train traveled 600 miles in the wrong direction before furious passengers raised a fuss.
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“I did what?” said a California man, and more
feature “If you find the owner, tell him I’m real sorry,” said David Senk.
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Depressed wombat pines for human contact, and more
feature A wombat at an Australian zoo has been diagnosed with depression, but it’s not because he’s caged.
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Sex-crazed turtles raid the runways, and more
feature Flights into and out of New York’s John F. Kennedy airport were delayed for several hours by a procession of sex-crazed turtles.
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Love letter arrives 53 years late, and more
feature A love letter written to a college student was finally delivered last week—53 years after it was mailed.
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The incredible journey, and more
feature A Canadian dog who went missing a year ago has been found on the other side of the continent, about 2,800 miles from home.
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Where did I park my car? and more
feature A runner in last week’s New York Marathon spent two days afterward trying to find his car.
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Iran suspends two soccer players, and more
feature Iranian officials have fined and indefinitely suspended a pair of pro soccer players for immoral behavior after one patted the other’s buttocks during a goal celebration.
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Lost in the apple trees, and more
feature A Massachusetts couple called 911 after getting lost while picking apples in an orchard.
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