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We have finally thawed out from winter, but the warmer weather can bring a bone-chilling surprise. Meanwhile, a game of hide and seek took a strange and tragic turn in Texas. Plus, an official Bigfoot hunter appears to have been misusing his position.
The library at the University of Utah is featuring a “Crying Closet” for students who are stressed out by finals. Meanwhile, people in San Diego are getting very creative in an effort to find parking spots. Plus, more evidence than all lives don’t necessarily matter.
The airlines are still under the microscope after several negative stories over the past couple of weeks. Meanwhile, a new study says that millennials have a problem with handling raw meat. Plus, another beloved American institution is closing stores around the country.
A Maryland woman says she had a strange dream that predicted her win in the lottery. Meanwhile, elaborate prom-posals have officially jumped the shark. Plus, technology guru Dan Fedor from Nauto joins Garry to share some tech news and gadgets that will make spring a little more exciting.
The bad news continues for airlines everywhere, with more luggage horror stories emerging. Meanwhile, fake Starbucks coupons are making the rounds after the fracas in Philadelphia. Plus, a 911 operator who was hanging up on callers got their comeuppance.
It’s been a bad week for Southwest airlines, first the mid-air accident and now woman claims Southwest lost her mother’s prosthetic foot. Meanwhile, a man learned the hard way that you should think before you shoot at someone you think is an intruder. Plus, more proof that everything in Australia is trying to kill you.
A couple was shocked when they looked at the ultrasound of their bundle of joy and saw the face of one of the aliens from Tim Burton’s movie “Mars Attacks.” Meanwhile, a substitute teacher learned the hard way that it’s critical to explain the rules of “Fight Club” in advance. Plus, school dress codes have changed a lot over the years.
