A Bronx hospital and the city are really hearing it from a Bronx man whose ear was thrown in the garbage

Peruvian police said they have broken up a band of assassins who killed people in order to extract and sell their body fat. Police suspect the fat was sold to

When d'Armond Speers' son was born 15 years ago, the linguist and software consultant spoke only Klingon to him for his first three years of life. With that

Skinny pants get one north Texas student suspended from school. The school says the pants are distracting. FOX's Dionne Anglin reports.

A wild turkey that has been playing chicken along the N.J. Turnpike since August won't be dodging Thanksgiving traffic.

Sara Bostwick is suing her wedding photographer, Carolyn Monastra, and the studio she works for, Christian Oth Inc., for emotional distress caused by photos

Two Southern California cities have voted to ban the declawing of cats, joining San Francisco and Santa Monica which recently outlawed the practice.

More over 55s have found a partner on the internet, joined a matchmaking club and attended a special singles event than any other age group, research for

Cops can expect to deal with difficult drivers during a traffic stop, but what about a frisky feline?

It's hard to imagine the depths some people will go to for a drink. Some put themselves in awkward and even dangerous positions, by absorbing alcohol into the

An off-duty detective and a patrol officer helped deliver a newborn baby girl Monday morning.

A woman in Australia who suffers from a rare medical condition, where she experiences 300 orgasms a day, has met a man that she loves and that can keep up with

James Steele knew llamas were ornery, but he never expected "Spanky" to attack him. Now he's got 700 stitches to prove how dangerous they can be.

German biotech company Boehringer Ingelheim is "putting the finishing touches on a pill designed to reawaken desire by blunting female inhibitions," according

A high school librarian in Phoenix says a former student at the school returned two overdue books checked out 51 years ago along with a $1,000 money order to