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Sign-Up Now For Garrforce PremiumGarry ponders the possibility of bringing in some heavy artillery to help out with the chore of clearing snow. Meanwhile, a murder was caught because of a pretty unbelievable oversight on their part. Plus shocking news out of the medical world: It turns out that bacon may aggravate asthma.
Winter is completely out of control, with some areas of the United States being colder than the planet Mars. Meanwhile, a woman in England has taken Christmas gift-giving to new heights. Plus, a group of women in Alabama went above and beyond the call of duty to find their local candle shop.
Much of the country finds itself in a deep freeze, and naturally local news outlets are rising to the occasion. Meanwhile, self-driving cars are coming to San Francisco and it not be a moment too soon. Plus, actor Alan Thicke died suddenly this week after he had a heart attack while playing hockey with his son.
A man in Ohio had the Nativity Scene in his front yard vandalized, and it may or may not have had something to do with the unique theme he uses ever year. Meanwhile, holiday travel delay season seems to have gotten off to an early start this year. Plus, a group of women in sausage costumes rushed the red carpet at the Australian version of the Oscars.
A memorial has popped up at the site of the fire in Oakland, but one of the things people are choosing to leave might be a little inappropriate. Meanwhile, a kid learned the hard way that you should not hold a party when your parents are gone and invite everyone. Plus, Garry is starting a new campaign to Make Office Christmas Parties Great Again.
Winter has officially struck the midwest, so naturally Garry is fully stocked with bread and milk. Meanwhile, the arrival of winter means parking ticket season in a lot of cities and it turns out one scofflaw had a very good reason for ignoring all of his tickets. Plus, the Hollywood Walk of Fame doesn’t quite have the luster it once did.
Kids in Arizona decided it was a good idea to bake cupcakes with swastikas on them for their Jewish friend. Meanwhile, life is imitating The Fugitive. Police are on the lookout for a one-armed man who is wanted for a crime. Plus, the world’s oldest woman has just turned 117 years old.
