Police say a suspect in a bank robbery on Long Island tried to get away by hailing a cab. Police say a man walked into a Washington Mutual Bank on Merrick Road in Copiague about 10:02 a.m. Tuesday and passed a note to a teller announcing a robbery and demanding cash.

What the …? NC offers license plate replacement
Thanks to some text message-savvy grandchildren, North Carolina drivers whose license plates have the potentially offensive “WTF” letter combination can replace the tags for free.

80 Pocket Hanging Jewelry Organizer - (White)
80 Pocket Hanging jewelry Organizer - (White) For keeping your jewelry out-of-sight, but not quite out-of-reach or even just for clearing off the top of your dresser, try this 80 Pocket jewelry Organizer that features 40 vinyl pocket on either side for easy identification and convenient storage. Customer Review: Great organizer This jewelry organizer […]

Inmate leaves toilet paper rose after jail escape
Crawford County authorities say an inmate escaped the county jail and left behind a rose fashioned out of toilet paper because he felt sorry for breaking out.

Woman’s ‘Wing House’ takes flight in Malibu
The neighborhood already has a house that scientists say looks like a giant atom smasher, and nearby there is another that is perched on a cylindrical tower and looks like a flying saucer. Yet when Francie Rehwald moves into her new digs sometime next year, she’ll have them both beat.

There’s plenty of moose-ing around in N.D. town
The male moose mascot of a tiny North Dakota town has a mate, and she’s the city’s namesake.

The I Love Lucy Collection - job Switching/Fashion Show
The I Love Lucy Collection - job Switching/fashion Show Customer Review: Classic “I Love Lucy” From Television’s Golden Age This wonderful tape contains two episodes that are among the greatest of the classic episodes of this landmark series. “job Switching” in particular has become a television icon and contains probably Lucille Ball’s most memorable […]

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