Police in Xenia had to deal with a woman who was unclothed and refused to get out of her car. The incident happened around 11 p.m. Monday near the intersection of Main and Church streets. (WHIOtv.com)
It's a classic problem. How do you make sure kids get to school on time? One Arizona community says the answer is simple: you charge parents each time a student is late or skips school. Weary of poor grades and low graduation rates, Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation families are being fined if their kids skip school or arrive long after the bell rings. (TheNewOrleansChannel.com)
Scott MacInnes set an Alaskan record this week, although not one contenders would seek to break. State officials say the 51-year-old biologist is the first person known to have survived two bear attacks. (MSNBC.com)
Zwei liebestolle Adler blockieren den Ausbau einer Schnellstrasse in Kanada, die für die Olympischen Winterspiele in Vancouver fertig gestellt werden soll. Das Paar wohnt in einer Fichte auf dem Mittelstreifen des Highway 99 im Westen des Landes. (Blick Online)
A West Virginia man is in trouble with the law for wearing a Grinch mask in public. Norman Gray was stopped by police in Wheeling on Tuesday. Officers told him to take the mask off and not put it on again. (WLBT 3)
