Weird News

If you grew up watching Western movies as I did, you’re familiar with the cowboy’s dastardly adversary — the cattle rustler. Turns out that the Wild West practice of swiping cattle (or money) from under somebody’s nose isn’t dying…

So these poor trees don't die in vain, I have come up with a list of ways you can use your phone book.

Whether on vacation or meeting a newcomer in town, we've all been met with some outlandish statements from people who know nothing about Abilene

It's no secret that Abilene has some pretty bad roads, so we took to social media to see which you thought were the worst.

Aside from his casual tone, it does seem that McConaughey has a sincere love for this country, and that has been appealing to Texas voters, apparently.

Ever heard of this? Apparently, after days of rain that's caused flooding in parts of Michigan, this home found what they call an "earth pimple" and popped it.

Two people were holding a ritual in the lumber aisle.

In the past few days, you've probably seen your friends post a bunch of funny cartoons of themselves. Well, we found the app and now have a hilarious gallery.

Anytime you hit the highway in Texas you're bound to drive by a dead animal in the road. You're also just as likely to drive through a town with a really weird name.

It never fails, whether at home or work (or both), phone books mysteriously show up. One thing we know about phone books is that they must travel in packs, because I typically get 8-10 a year that I'll never, ever use.

When you come across silica gel packs, keep them. Put them in a Ziploc (or similar) bag to protect them from moisture until you are ready to use them.

Oakwood Cemetry in Farmington is known for its paranormal experiences and gravity hill.