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Watch: Bear's attempted bakery break-in caught on camera in Tennessee


A security camera outside of a Tennessee bakery captured video of an attempted break-in by a hungry bear in search of cinnamon rolls.

Clerk's ticket mix-up doubles Ohio man's lottery prize to $50,834


An Ohio store clerk's mix-up during a lottery purchase led to a local truck driver's Pick 5 prize being doubled to $50,834.

Watch: Century plant begins rare bloom outside Mississippi business


Employees at a business in Mississippi were shocked when a century plant outside the building suddenly started to bloom several feet tall.

Watch: Neighbors discover bees living in Philadelphia sewer


A Pennsylvania beekeeper is in the process of attempting to rescue a hive that took up residence in an unusual location: a Philadelphia sewer.

Watch: Illinois man amasses world's largest collection of Bearbricks


An Illinois man who collects Bearbricks toys earned a Guinness World Record when his collection was tallied at 3,482 pieces.

Florida woman suspects break-in, finds two alligators fighting


A Florida woman thought an intruder was trying to break into her home discovered the ruckus was something more surprising: two alligators fighting.

Watch: Dog with stainless steel kettle stuck around his neck rescued in India


Animal rescuers in India saved a dog that had been wandering for more than four years with a broken stainless steel kettle stuck around his neck.

California truck driver wins $100,000 lottery prize in Maryland


A California truck driver who spotted a lottery vending machine at a Maryland truck stop ended up winning $100,000 during his time on the road.

Mystery shape floats across British Columbia night sky


British Columbia residents are trying to solve the mystery of an unidentified shape seen floating across the night sky over the province.

Google Maps glitch sends drivers the wrong way on one-way road


Residents of a one-way road in Toronto said a Google Maps error caused a flood of vehicles to drive the wrong way for several days.