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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) is offering up to $2,000 for information that could aid with its investigation into the illegal killing of a grizzly bear in Wyoming.

Even if Christmas parties are canceled, ugly Christmas sweaters must go on.

SimpliSafe wants to make sure nobody get past your social-distancing bubble.

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) has been training dogs to track down pythons for more than a month.

The two lifestyle publications’ "#DropAHint Study" consulted a sample of more than 500 women in relationships about how they are letting their partner know they are ready for marriage.

A woman in Scotland had an unexpected visitor try to move into her Christmas tree this week.

On Tuesday afternoon, Jefferson County Schools published a letter saying that its schools would be totally closed on Wednesday for the first snow day of the year.

Baby Yoda already stole your heart, and now he’s coming for your tree.

It’s nice to find your other half.

A man in the U.K. was arrested earlier this week after he took a jet ski from Scotland to the Isle of Man -- all to visit his girlfriend.

There go our appetites.

A Denny's employee quits after customers refuse to wear masks inside the restaurant.

AddArmor has built a bulletproof Ferrari 458 Speciale using its lightweight ballistic protection tech. The car can take a hit from a .44 Magnum without penetrating the cabin.

There’s no mystery behind this monolith, it was put here to make people smile.

It didn’t take long for this hunter to start setting world records.

These Ikea-inspired tiny homes were built for downsizing sustianbly.

Ikea's Tiny Home project is selling small homes built for downsizing.

A woman in Florida recently filmed her encounter with a raccoon that managed to climb inside her tree, along with the ensuing chaos that unfolded after the animal fled into her dining room and began swinging from her chandelier.

A bizarre scene unfolded at a McDonald’s in Maine when a male robbery suspect allegedly used a chainsaw to intimidate workers. While no money was stolen, the suspect used the power tool to make off with a free drink and some food, police say.

The Nevada Highway Patrol is using "ghosted" patrol cars with low profile logos and lights to catch DUI offenders in and around Las Vegas. The cars are harder to pick out at night than the department's regular vehicles.