About $3 million in gold stolen from California courthouse

Approximately $3 million in historic gold nuggets were stolen from a display at the Siskiyou County Courthouse in Yreka, Calif., early this morning. All the gold found in the display was found in Siskiyou County, where thousands of gold-seeking forty-niners settled in the 1800s to make their fortunes.

Illinois man saves dog who fell into icy lake

Robert Jordan jumped into the chilly waters of Lake Storey on Thursday around 3 p.m. after his dog Ollie fell through the ice. He said Ollie had been chasing geese and fell into the cold water about 25 yards from shore.

Two men from Washington state traveling to Massachusetts on foot

It sounds like a tall-tale from an era long forgotten: two men from Washington trek across the United States on foot in hopes of starting their own business, a brewery, in Massachusetts. It might end up as a tall-tale in an era yet unknown, but this story is happening right now.

Police: Peanut-loving man stole 48 Peanut M&Ms bags

A man who stole a giant packet of peanut M&Ms told police he likes peanuts after being arrested Friday.

 

Family calls 911 after getting lost in corn maze

An evening stroll through a corn maze in Danvers, Mass., took a confusing turn Monday for a family that became disoriented in the rows of corn and called 911 to ask for help.

Some people can’t get enough of 'The Andy Griffith Show'

Since 1960, "The Andy Griffith Show" has never left the airwaves. But for some fans, having the show still on TV isn’t enough. Fan conventions and websites abound, and every fan seems to have a favorite character. Steve Ewing's commitment to Mayberry went a step further - he began getting the show's characters tattooed on his body in 2000. 

Harold Camping 'mystified' over no judgment day

Camping first calculated the date of May 21, 2011 for his first judgment day book “1994?” His complicated calculation was based on the time that Christ went to the cross in 33 A.D. But in that book, Camping decided judgment day would occur in September 1994 because of the Scripture verse “… but for the elect’s sake those days should be shortened” (Matthew 24:22).

 

Missouri sculptor gets creative with all that snow

Jeffrey Jones has sculpted a giant bust of a god-like character, complete with massive curly beard and staff, in the front yard of his home. So just what exactly is this snow creature? According to Jones, it is simply his personification of snow. And tomorrow it may be something else. “The snow is a gift, and we might as well use it,” Jones said.

Colorado ewe gives birth to conjoined lambs, but twins don't survive

In the more than 100,000 C-sections Janie Petramala has performed on her lamb farm south of Swink, Colo., this is the first time she has encountered conjoined lambs.

Man takes Christmas tree, ignores kids' pleas

The evidence was obvious — the broken lines hung from the car. Morrison screamed at the man not to take her tree, but to no avail. With her children mortified that someone stole their Christmas and crying in the car, Morrison returned to where she had bought the tree.


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