Big Show Funny Story: A Florida man was recently arrested for trespassing, because he had refused to leave a hotel he was staying in after it was time for him to check out. Police were called to the hotel by staff, and notified the suspect that he had to vacate the premises. He refused, and then resisted arrest, but wa...

Watch this story to find out why people wait 30 minutes in line just to have Michael Masterangelo check them out at Publix.

Police in Stoughton Wisconsin have finally nabbed a 'serial defecator', using drone technology at a local park. The turd-burglar was apparently dropping bombs in the early morning hours, along with used tp...EWWW...Authorities used trail cameras to track the incidents, and eventually deployed an ariel drone which caugh...

Columbia Sportswear has teamed up with Breakside Brewing company to create the world's first (although I would contend it's technically a number two) beer infused with bear poop...just in time for the Super Bowl! The brew concocted with actual black bear 'scat', is a lager type beer going by the name of: 'Nature Calls'...

Bath & Body Works debuted a new "Pizza & Ranch" candle last month. But "People" magazine says they've already discontinued it because it was making people GAG. The description on their website probably should have tipped us off. It says it has notes of "gooey cheese" . . . and do ...

Applications are now open for the next Alice in Dairyland. Those interested have until January 30th to apply to be the 79th Alice in Dairyland. Applicants should have an interest in Wisconsin agriculture, public speaking experience, and be at least 21 years old. The current Alice, Sarah Hagenow, says the job is a once ...

Wisconsin Soybean Association is speaking out against a potential drone ban after the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) banned the import and sale of all new drone models made by foreign manufacturers. This ban includes the world's largest drone maker DJI, adding them into a Covered List of entities deemed to...

The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) announced the detection of bird flu in a dairy herd in Dodge County on Sunday, marking the first confirmed case in Wisconsin dairy cattle. The department has tested more than 24,000 samples for the disease, which had all been negative until ...