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The Southern California real estate agent who admitted to pinching and scratching babies to the point of bleeding in 2009 is sentenced to up to two years in prison.
If you're the kind of guy who finds dating real women a bit too taxing, there's an app for that. Launched just in time for Valentines Day, it's called "My Virtual Girlfriend" — an iPhone app that is part game, part entertainment novelty and all kinds of creepy.
Some Georgia residents say they watched their 2010 tax refunds disappear from their bank accounts, leaving them with overdrawn accounts and overdraft fees, The Atlanta Journal Constitution reported.
A 5-foot Monitor lizard wandering around a condo complex in the city of Riverside was way bigger than animal control officer Jenny Selter could have imagined.
Police in California say two children were hospitalized after eating a marijuana cookie they found on a kitchen counter, and their mother was arrested on suspicion of child endangerment.
Police in California say two children were hospitalized after eating a marijuana cookie they found on a kitchen counter, and their mother was arrested on suspicion of child endangerment.
The body of Mike Bongiorno, who was Italy's top quiz show host for more than 50 years and a close friend of Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, has been stolen from his grave, officials say.
More than 65 years after World War II, Adolf Hitler's last surviving bodyguard says that he can no longer respond to the continuous deluge of fan mail he receives from around the world.
While on the lam for 2½ years, a Japanese man wanted for the murder of a British woman says he scissored off his lower lip, dug two moles out of his cheek with a box cutter and gave himself a nose job in an attempt to obscure his identity.
Public urination arrest leads to fugitive's capture
A man convicted of armed robbery in Florida who had been on the run since escaping in 1983 is arrested after an Atlanta officer sees him urinating in public, police say.
While his mother hoped the whole prank would “wash away,” teenager Nicholas Harrington tells TODAY’s Ann Curry that ditching the instrument on a sandbar was “the most artistic thing” we could come up with.*(TODAY show)
Honolulu emergency crews rescue a naked man from a trash chute of a Waikiki apartment building after a physical confrontation with his roommate, police say.
A new trend among young drinkers called “eyeballing” entails poring hard liquor directly in the eye for a quicker high. Videos of this disturbing trend are spreading on YouTube and Twitter. Two experts talk about its repercussions.*(TODAY show)
The pranksters behind the now-famous grand piano that's been sitting on a sandbar in the middle of Biscayne Bay for more than three weeks had their comeuppance on Thursday as officials ordered its immediate removal. NBC's Mark Potter reports.*(Nightly News)
A 9-year-old girl's cake brought in a lot of dough in Florida. Cash, that is — $10,000, to be exact. And the company that bought it wants to know how it paid such a sum for the confection.
Who you callin’ a turkey, buster? In Cape Cod, Mass., a local fowl’s feathers are clearly ruffled by the postman. TODAY’s Natalie Morales takes a look at the hilarious video.*(TODAY show)
New Zealand's prime minister has admitted it was "a little embarrassing" after an official with high-level security clearance was exposed as a fantasist.
Single mom run over by own car gets new set of wheels
You could call it a twist of fate or perhaps a fortunate accident. But Caressa Jones says if she hadn't been run over by her own car last year, she wouldn't have the new van she so desperately needs and she wouldn't know how many people in the community care.
An Idaho library has closed the book on a string of condiment attacks against its book-drop now that the ketchup-wielding criminal has been jailed, a Boise librarian says.
In a small laboratory on an upper floor of the basic science building at the Medical University of South Carolina, Vladimir Mironov, M.D., Ph.D., has been working for a decade to grow meat.
Lion tacos off the menu following threats
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