Sewer Crew Returns a 1965 Class Ring to Its Owner
An Alabama sewer crew pulled a 1965 class ring from a clogged main, then spent months tracing its initials back to the man who gave it to his sweetheart.
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A Ten-Foot Shopping Cart Goes for a Drive in Columbus
A six-passenger, street-legal shopping cart cruised Columbus this month to celebrate Buckeye football season. Here is the story behind the wild Giant Buggy.
Someone Dropped Off 46 Pounds of Gold at Osaka City Hall to Fix the Water
Most people drop off canned goods or write a check when they want to give back to their city. One anonymous resident of Osaka, Japan,
Bay Area Man Uses Samurai Sword and Tactical Gear to Remove Squatters from Properties
If you need squatter removal in the Bay Area, there is one name to call. ASAP Squatter Removal has been very successful at removing squatters.
5 Mysterious Monuments That Keep Conspiracy Theorists Up at Night
Some buildings just can’t help themselves. They sit there minding their own business, and somehow they become magnets for wild theories, late-night Reddit deep dives,
Inside the World’s Most Chaotic Race: Cooper’s Hill Cheese-Rolling
Can you capture a rolling wheel of cheese? Can you do it while that cheese rolls down Cooper’s Hill during the annual Cheese Rolling race?
Loo and Behold: Bizarre Bathrooms You have to See to Believe
When nature calls when we are out and about, most of us expect a stall or four walls, a toilet seat, and a roll of
When Grown-Ups Jump In: The Rise of Adult Playgrounds
Ball pits and bounce houses used to be reserved for the under-10 crowd. Now, they’re getting a second life, this time with adult-sized foam pits,
How Small Towns Use Public Art to Tell Their Stories
Public art may seem like it’s just decoration, but it’s also a way for communities to share their identity, history, and creativity. While large cities