Weird News

Fires started by carelessly discarded cigarettes are nothing new to the London Fire Brigade - but the culprits are usually people, not birds.

Fires started by carelessly discarded cigarettes are nothing new to the London Fire Brigade - but the culprits are usually people, not birds.

A Florida Keys man was arrested after deputies say he robbed his girlfriend and then ate some of the money that he stole, according to the Monroe County Sheriff's Office.

CNN explains 32-year-old Michael Robertson, of Andover, Mass., was arrested four years ago and accused of using his cell to take pictures up women's skirts.

A man eating a burrito on a Seattle street was punched in the head when he declined to give a stranger a bite of his food.

There are no shortage of theories about Stonehenge , but few are so melodious as this: A recent study carried out by the Royal College of Art in London suggests that the monument holds a "sonic secret."

Maybe the one time finding tiny body parts in your food is a good thing is during Mardi Gras season.

Police: Man urinated on people near UF campus on firstcoastnews.com: http://www.firstcoastnews.com/story/news/weird/2014/03/06/man-urinated-on-university-of-florida-campus/6113203/ GAINESVILLE, Fla.

When police arrested him, Fischer tossed pepper spray at them. In his backpack they found an acetylene torch, large knife and stun gun.

A 52-year-old Alaska man says his dog saved his life after a snowmobile crash left him injured in the woods.

Farmers and property owners from five midwestern states sue the federal government, blaming their flood damage on mistakes by the Army Corps of Engineers.

A South St. Paul man pleaded guilty Wednesday in a Ramsey County Court to the murder of a staff sergeant in the Minnesota National Guard.

Perhaps it was too intriguing to be true: A rep for the US Mint and an expert on the San Francisco Mint throw water on the latest theory surrounding the $10 million in gold coins uncovered in California - that they were the long-hidden spoils of a 1901 gold heist from the SF Mint.

It's a tale as old as time. Boy sees photo of beautiful NFL cheerleader. Boy asks for date over Twitter.

A Tampa man is behind bars after neighbors say they saw him having sex with a dog in his yard.

A German court has ruled that a prospective Berlin police recruit's breast implants cannot legally be used as grounds to keep her off the force.

This photo taken in late 2011 and released by University of Aberdeen, shows a hadal snailfish that was caught in a trap at a depth of 7,000 meters in the Kermadec Trench near New Zealand.

Cats are known for having an impressive sense of smell. One British man learned the hard way what happens when a cat finds your scent offensive.

The strains of 'God Save The Queen' have died down by the time a local businessman, standing on a 10-foot-high plinth in the middle of a town-center car park, tosses a leather ball into a vast sea of bodies.

The Grand Rapids Press reports that the City Commission is nixing a 38-year-old section of city code that states "no person shall willfully annoy another person."