Weird

A child in central Florida has quite the interesting doll, which she calls her favorite but might give the average person nightmares.

Alexander Cohen, a product manager at a large healthcare startup in Austin, Texas, posted a truly one-of-a-kind money-saving hack he claimed to attempt during a company trip.

Scott Overland and his wife made quite the discovery inside a clam served to them at a Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, restaurant. The Phoenixville, Pennsylvania, man spoke to NBC10 about his family’s first thoughts on finding the rare treasure.

City of Amarillo officials are trying to figure out what exactly was wandering around the zoo in the middle of the night.

A courthouse in upstate New York was closed for fumigation Tuesday after hundreds of cockroaches were released during an altercation that broke out at an arraignment, according to court officials.

It’s the story that made Sara Fulton a local celebrity for what she did at Temkin’s Bar in Greenpoint , where she’s known as a hero for saving all the terrified bargoers from a terrifying… opossum.

Residents are on the lookout after police said a bear was spotted in a Hatfield Township neighborhood earlier this week

Residents across South Jersey were awakened to loud booms Sunday, leaving many neighbors wondering what could have caused the early morning noise. Rest assured, there is an answer.

Creepy dolls are continuing to washing up on Texas beaches and no one really knows why.

It took three years, a few strangers and the “Andy Griffith Show” theme song to help reunite a Lancaster County family with its missing pet.

A Pennsylvania school district set a limit on outside snacks in school. Students were limited because of the excessive amounts of snacks brought from home, the school district said.

Officers got a surprise call after a bull was found Wednesday in an Ocean County community. Stafford Township police were dispatched to a house, and that’s when the bull destroyed a mailbox.

CBP officers in Philadelphia were suspicious of the crawling contents of the jars, so they reached out to a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service inspector who determined the leeches were Hirudo Medicinalis, a type of leech used in bloodletting treatments.