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Hiker, 85, Killed By Herd Of Cows In Austrian Alps

An 85-year-old man from Vienna died after being trampled by a herd of cows while hiking with his wife in the Austrian Alps. The couple was walking their dog near a mountain hut in Styria province when the nine cows,…

Australian Man Arrested Over $250,000 Lego & Toy Heist

Police in Adelaide, Australia have arrested a 41-year-old man for allegedly stealing over $250,000 worth of Lego and toys from department stores. Authorities uncovered a massive haul of 2,500 items, including 1,700 unopened Lego sets, during a raid on the…

Connecticut Man Collects More Than 3,800 Pairs Of Crocs

A Connecticut man known as the "Croc King" has earned a Guinness World Record for the largest collection of Crocs, with over 3,800 pairs as of August 2025. Doogie Sandtiger began collecting the footwear at age 16 due to a…

Colorado County Offering Free Corn After Highway Crash

A semi-truck carrying sweet corn overturned on a Colorado highway early Thursday morning, spilling its load. The Custer County Sheriff's Office transported undamaged corn to the Wet Mountain Fire Protection District, where local residents were invited to collect the free…

More Colleges Are Welcoming Pets To Live In Dorms

Colleges across the U.S. are allowing students to bring pets to live in campus housing, providing companionship to reduce stress and anxiety. Eckerd College in Florida and Stephens College in Missouri are among the institutions with pet-friendly dorms. Federal law…

Idaho Man Takes 96 Wet Sponge Hits To The Face In One Minute

An Idaho resident has regained an unusual Guinness World Records title by enduring 96 wet sponges to the face in one minute. David "Record Breaker" Rush and frequent collaborator Jonathan "Hollywood" Hannon previously held the record for most wet sponges…

Cops Charge Grandpa With Putting Cocaine in Kids’ Ice Cream

Authorities have charged a North Carolina elections official with drugging his granddaughters' ice cream. Investigators allege that James Yokeley Jr., 66, surreptitiously added cocaine and MDMA to the Dairy Queen treats consumed by the two young girls. Yokeley reportedly flagged…

Washington Man Tried To Kidnap A Bikini Barista

A Washington state man faces kidnapping charges after allegedly attempting to forcibly remove a female barista from a drive-thru coffee stand. Authorities claim Ezekiel Guerrero, 19, ordered a beverage at the Ladybug Bikini Espresso in Lakewood, then "grabbed the victim…

Bullfighter Fatally Gored In His Debut Performance

A 22-year-old Portuguese bullfighter tragically died from injuries sustained during his debut performance in Lisbon. Manuel Maria Trindade was participating in the traditional Portuguese style of bullfighting when the animal charged and violently collided with him. Footage shows the bull…

Mysterious ‘Cursed Gummy Bear’ Blobs Discovered In Michigan Lake

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has shed light on a peculiar discovery in Michigan's Lake Huron - gelatinous, goo-like formations that resemble "cursed gummy bears" or "mutant brains." However, these enigmatic blobs are actually ancient, colony-forming organisms known as…

Thames River’s “Wet Wipe Island” Targeted For Removal

The United Kingdom is undertaking an unprecedented effort to address a growing environmental issue in the Thames River. Authorities have launched a project to mechanically remove an estimated 180 tons of compacted wet wipes that have formed a sizable "island"…

Cracker Barrel Reverts To Classic Logo After Backlash

In a swift reversal, Cracker Barrel has decided to abandon its recently introduced "All the More" logo and revert to its original, iconic branding. The restaurant chain faced a significant backlash from conservative customers who accused the company of abandoning…

Swarm Of Bees Attack Students On The First Day Of School

On the opening day of the school year, a disturbance of an underground bee nest caused a swarm of agitated insects to attack dozens of students and staff members at Mindess Elementary School in Ashland, Massachusetts. As children exited buses…

Japanese City Weighs Limiting Smartphone Use To 2 Hours Per Day

The city of Toyoake in Aichi Prefecture is considering a proposed ordinance that would restrict residents to two hours of recreational screen time outside of work or school. The non-binding ordinance would also urge elementary students to stop using devices…