‘That picture ugly': Wanted woman comments on her own mugshot posted by police

An attempted second-degree murder suspect in Louisiana clearly wasn’t feeling a mugshot posted by St. Martin Parish deputies on Facebook when she commented on the photo they posted asking followers to be on the lookout for her.

Woman's blistering 'margarita burns' like 'being cooked from the inside out'

Beware of the so-called “margarita burn” this summer. One Canadian woman is warning others after she suffered second-degree burns on her hands from squeezing limes to make cocktails on a recent lake trip.

Gender reveal goes horribly wrong, car catches on fire

Queensland Police released footage on July 9 of a gender reveal gone wrong from April 14, 2018, showing the moment a car went up in flames after doing a prolonged burnout using blue smoke in Norwell, Queensland.

Another Blue Bell ice cream licker

Another video of someone licking a tub of ice cream and placing it back on the store shelf has gone viral.

British man says he caught record-breaking 232-pound carp fish in Thailand

A British man reeled in a 232-pound carp fish in Thailand last month — a reportedly record-breaking size believed to be the world's largest caught carp fish.

Boy stabs brother, says jail is better than 8-hour drive in the car with his sibling

Florida authorities say a 13-year-old Tennessee boy charged with stabbing his brother told investigators he'd rather go to jail than spend 8 hours in the car with his sibling.

Police identify store, suspect in viral Blue Bell ice cream licking video

Authorities say a viral video of a woman licking a container of Blue Bell ice cream and putting it back on a store shelf happened at a Walmart in East Texas — and investigators believe they have identified the alleged culprit.

New fly species named after ‘Game of Thrones' villain

“Game of Thrones” may have finished up its final winter this past May, but its infamous villain, the Night King, lives on - through a fly.

Man throws birthday party for 3-month-old pothole to get city's attention — and it worked

A man from Kansas City who had been complaining about a pothole in his neighborhood for several months finally figured it wasn’t going away anytime soon, so he decided to throw it a birthday party.

Study finds cockroaches are developing new resistance to insecticides and becoming harder to kill

Researchers from Purdue University found that German roaches, which are among the most common, are quickly evolving resistance to various pesticides and passing down those resistant genes to their offspring.