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This TikTok account creates videos by going on Google Maps and zooming in on a random house in New York State in hopes of finding the owners.

This smarty-pants thought nobody "saw" him stick the sharp tool down his trousers at a Fulton County store, but the suspect was caught on a security camera.

It was a crazy Tuesday night in Liverpool as New York State Police and Onondaga County Sheriffs worked to gather a number of cows on the loose.

We could start seeing emojis on license plates in the near future. A state rep in Vermont wants to let residents bring their favorite graphics to the streets.

Excuse me, what?! This lady called 911 an average of 100 times a day since June. Apparently she truly has nothing better to do than waste people's time.

The "b-word" is becoming more controversial than ever. Lawmakers in Massachusetts are working on a bill that would up the ante against people who use it as a curse word.

'Friends' super-fans, your time has come!
You can get paid $1000 just for watching 'Friends' to help celebrate the show's 25th Anniversary.  I mean, sure there's more to it than just sitting down and watching an episode, but still, you can get paid to watch TV...

A Cooperstown man ate the hottest pepper on earth and paid the price for it! Here's what Carolina Reaper Peppers do to you when you consume them.

A New York woman was ticketed for traveling in the car pool lane with a dummy passenger. The fake traveling companion even had a briefcase to make him look official.

***Update*** Abby Derminio tells us the accident happened last Friday (5/6) at around 12:45 p.m.
Abby Derminio was driving up Tibbitts Road in New Hartford when she lost control of her vehicle and ended up in a ditch. After the accident she was trapped because her door was jammed. What happened next …

Shia LaBeouf is without a doubt one of the most interesting actors in Hollywood. He has been through controversies, has angered co-stars, and yet he still delivers unbelievable performances in some very good films. Now, he is adding to his oddity resume with a new film experiment.

You've seen them. Usually these stickers are attached to a minivan or large SUV and hint at every member of the family straight down to Fido and the pet fish. I would need a big window for my family were I to do it, but police are now saying that these stick figure family decals are safety haza…