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Missing Texas Family's Burned Skeletal Remains Found, Police Believe

While Chris Paul is reportedly working hard to recruit LeBron James to Houston, Stephen A. Smith says that Paul believes James prefers L.A.

If you're someone bothered by slow drivers in the left lane, then this police officer might be your new hero. A tweet from Sgt. Stephen Wheeles, a public information officer for the Indiana State Police, has recently gone viral because of the way the cop handled an alleged slow poke in what is supposed to be the passing lane. "I stopped this vehicle today for a left lane violation on I-65," Wheeles tweeted. "The driver had approximately 20 cars slowed behind her because she would not move back to the right lane. "Again...if there are vehicles behind you," he continued, "you must move to the right lane to allow them to pass." Loads of people loved his message. And it's not that surprising, as

In May, a large wolf-like creature was shot by a rancher in Montana, and its identity puzzled local experts and social media users around the nation. Was it a wolf? An unusual bear? Some even started speculating about Bigfoot or a real-life dire wolf from "Game of Thrones." A DNA test was ordered up to determine the animal's true identity -- and the results may be a disappointment for Bigfoot-hunters. The animal was shot on a ranch outside Denton on May 16, but it looked as if it came out of the Ice Age. Photos taken by Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks (FWP) showed a raggedy wolf-like creature with some slightly unusual features. It had long grayish-brown fur, a large head and a snout; but its

Dr. Beth Keegstra thought the patient, Samuel Bardwell, was trying to score prescription drugs.

The pair was spotted having a picnic.

A federal judge on Monday permanently blocked Kansas from requiring people to