Archive for March 2024

In a scene where high-tech met the old West, New Mexico police on horseback corralled a sticky-fingered shoplifter after chasing him through the city streets.

A Michigan man said his weekly burger night led to his winning a $200,000 Club Keno prize from the Michigan Lottery.

Police in California shared a resident’s security camera photo of what was initially said to be a mountain lion, but later clarified the animal was merely a “big cat.”

Animal rescuers in England rescued a deer that became entangled in an unattended soccer net.

32 Degrees North is an innovative pair of adaptive glasses created by Deep Optics that uses pixelated liquid crystal (LC) lenses and works as both protective eyewear and adaptive reading glasses. Liquid eyeglass lenses have been around since 2017, but it was only recently that a company used the revolutionary invention to create a truly…

A Nigerian woman is facing up to seven years in prison for allegedly breaking her country’s cyber crime laws by posting a negative online review for a can of tomato puree. In September of last year, 39-year-old Chioma Okoli took to Facebook to voice her opinion about a can of tomato puree she had recently…

Workers for an Internet service provider came to the assistance of animal control officers in New Jersey when a cat became stranded on some utility wires.

A dog who escaped while being loaded onto a plane in North Carolina was reunited with his owner after an extensive search.

Made with rare Nacional cacao harvested from just 14 farms in Ecuador’s Piedra de Plata valley, To’ak chocolate is undoubtedly the world’s most valuable chocolate. From truffle-infused ice cream to gold-plated sandwiches, the world is full of expensive sweets and treats. But while most of them are gimmicky creations designed to attract attention, a few…

Now we know what Phil does the other 364 days of the year.