‘Maderna’ tourist wanted after skipping Hawaii Zoom hearing
By JENNIFER SINCO KELLEHER Associated Press HONOLULU (AP) — An Illinois woman is wanted in Hawaii after she didn’t show up for a virtual court hearing on her arrest for an alleged fake COVID-19 vaccination card that
Pig has surgery to remove excess skin after successful weight loss
Winnie was used to eating human sweets like “Pop-Tarts” and it was a fight to her her to eat a pig grain.
Stores urged by police not to sell baked beans to children due to new TikTok trend
West Yorkshire Police has now urged local shop workers to be aware of youths buying large quantities of cans of beans – in case of “beaning”.
Hong Kong police seize M&M’s as national security threat
Officers raided a warehouse, carrying out around 40 cartons including a dozen clear plastic storage boxes containing M&M’s, crackers, wet wipes, baby powder and other such products.
Men take vehicle with ‘free car’ sign, later find body in trunk
“I wish I would have looked into it further,” Peacock said. “I might’ve been able to help them a little bit further with it, but I just never stopped and looked at it. If I had stopped
Florida man tries “That’s What She Said” joke during police search
The deputy conducted a pat-down search on the man, fearing that the bulge might be some kind of weapon that could be used against him. When he was questioned about the large bulge in his pants, he
Japanese sisters certified as world’s oldest twins at 107
By MARI YAMAGUCHI Associated Press TOKYO (AP) — Guinness World Records has certified two Japanese sisters as the world’s oldest living identical twins at 107. Umeno Sumiyama and Koume Kodama were born the third and fourth of
A Man Found a Golden Ticket to Win a Candy Factory . . . But He Doesn’t Want It
Last September, one of the creators of Jelly Belly, David Klein, announced he was retiring, and would be giving away a candy factory Willy Wonka style. NOT the Jelly Belly factory though . . . another one he owned, in Florida.
Bees kill 63 endangered penguins in South Africa
“There were no external physical injuries found on any of the birds,” a parks statement said. The postmortems showed all the penguins had multiple bee stings.
Singapore Police receive complaints about ‘clowns’ approaching children outside of schools
Tao Nan School, which is located in Marine Parade, informed parents in a notice that the police had alerted them of people dressed as clowns “seen loitering around primary schools and requesting (students) to follow them”.
Insurers face tougher times as Somali piracy drops
The drop in Somali pirate activity is weighing on the market for so-called marine kidnap and ransom insurance, which has grown for scratch to be worth about $250 million in little more than five years, according to
Sand, Catan, piñatas lead Toy Hall of Fame finalists
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) — Cabbage Patch Kids touched off the first big holiday toy craze nearly 40 years ago. Now the dolls are among 12 finalists vying for induction into the National Toy Hall of Fame. The
Sheriff: Michigan lawmaker in jail had hidden handcuff key
HOWELL, Mich. (AP) — Officers who escorted a Michigan lawmaker to jail say they were surprised when they found a handcuff key taped to his foot. Authorities in Livingston County say the key was discovered Tuesday when
Las Vegas police find dozens of boa constrictors in home
County spokesman Dan Kulin said local laws don’t prohibit having dozens of boa constrictors in a residence. “However, for practical purposes there would be a limit on the number of animals that someone could adequately care for,” Kulin
At 101, she’s still hauling lobsters with no plans to stop
By PATRICK WHITTLE and ROBERT F. BUKATY Associated Press ROCKLAND, Maine (AP) — More than 90 years after starting, Maine’s oldest lobster harvester is still doing it at age 101. Virginia Oliver is the oldest lobster fisher
Boston’s famous Skinny House sells for a nice fat price
BOSTON (AP) — Boston’s famous Skinny House has sold for a nice fat price. Zillow reports that the home that hit the market in August for $1.2 million sold Thursday for $1.25 million. Real estate agency CL
10 Things That Terrified Millennial Children That Are Harmless
A list of “harmless” threats that terrified millennial children include: The Bermuda Triangle, quicksand, and getting sucked into an escalator. 1. The Bermuda Triangle being a mysterious and massive concern. 2. Thinking they’d go to prison if
Driver’s panic over spider leads to rollover crash
The crash happened Monday when a driver who noticed the arachnid in her car lost control of the vehicle, crashing into a stump and rolling over in a driveway. The vehicle left the road and hit a
Kentucky man accused of firing shots out of hotel window says he was shooting at aliens
Mr. Riddell was eventually taken into custody and later interviewed by detectives. Mr. Riddell told police that he observed aliens in the parking lot and was shooting at them. Detectives discovered Mr. Riddell was a convicted felon
2 moms pull out guns during argument at Missouri elementary school
One of the moms walked to the car of the other woman to apologize, saying it was an accident, according to Hazelwood Police Capt. James Hudanick. The argument became heated and the woman inside the car
