Junction City parking update ends move-a-few-inches loophole
For years, drivers beat the time limit by rolling forward a few inches to reset the clock. The city has now written an ordinance specifically to end the shuffle.
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For years, drivers beat the time limit by rolling forward a few inches to reset the clock. The city has now written an ordinance specifically to end the shuffle.
A golden retriever bolted on Christmas Day near Lake Tahoe and spent 72 days in the mountains before a shelter scanned his microchip. Thin but unhurt, he came home and then won a national award for it.
Belton officers were dispatched to a lemur at large and described the suspect as fast, furry, and refusing to cooperate. He was detained and returned to his owner, because Texas lets you keep one of these.
A disabled Navy veteran says her HOA's charges kept appearing and vanishing while she sat locked out of the resident portal for ten months. She sold the condo and is now suing; the association denies everything.
A Tampa man sank a miniature basketball from 102 feet — longer than a full court — to break the world record he already held. He trained for this at Pop-a-Shot.
Officers spotted a suspiciously large lump in the middle of a mattress and lifted it to find their wanted man underneath. He immediately started yelling for his mother, who came running and made the situation considerably worse.
A deputy clocked him at 117 in a 70 on I-95, and he explained he was racing to the bathroom at Buc-ee's — 60 miles away. The sheriff allowed that the bathrooms are exceptionally clean, but suggested picking one closer than an hour out.
A deputy clocked him at 117 in a 70 on I-95, and he explained he was racing to the bathroom at Buc-ee's — 60 miles away. The sheriff allowed that the bathrooms are exceptionally clean, but suggested picking one closer than an hour out.
A 75-year-old Florida man visiting family in Michigan kept up his Fantasy 5 habit at a gas station there and hit for $358,104. He is using it to buy a house in Michigan and leave Florida behind.
A lawsuit has left homeowners in the Horn Rapids community stuck in limbo while their HOA fights it out. Nobody who bought a house there signed up to be a party to litigation.
Harvesting saw palmetto berries without a state permit is a third-degree felony in Florida, punishable by up to five years. A Florida man is now finding that out over a load of berries.
An Indiana man is accused of breaking into a Taco Bell after hours. Whatever he was after, the restaurant is open most of the day and takes cash.