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A guy named Alex Bowen went into a Waffle House at 2 a.m., but the lone employee was asleep. So he made his own breakfast.

Twitter is increasing the limit for almost all users of the messaging service from 140 to 280 characters. Since there are really long words in German, many are celebrating.

In Billings, police are pulling drivers over for traffic violations. And as long as there's no outstanding warrant, the officers have been saying, "here's your warning and also a frozen turkey."

Two candidates running for a seat on the city council got the exact same number of votes in last week's election. Under the town charter, ties can be decided by a coin toss.

The ramen company Nissin has developed a noise-canceling fork. It detects the sound of someone slurping noodles and directs your smartphone to play a masking sound.

To win accommodation at the Lego House, you have to answer this essay question: "If you and your family had an infinite supply of Lego bricks, what would you build?"

Former FBI Director James Comey previously was active under a pseudonym — Reinhold Niebuhr — the theologian, about whom Comey wrote his undergrad thesis back at the College of William & Mary.

A kid in Florida really wanted a stuffed animal from inside a claw machine — so much that he got inside, and got stuck. A firefighter rescued him quickly.

An alleged robber in Alaska buried his coat in the snow so as not to reveal his identity. Police found the coat, followed the tracks and found the only person not wearing a coat in February in Alaska.

The first commercially sliced bread was sold in Missouri in 1928. State lawmakers are debating a bill to declare Sliced Bread Day. It would be the best things since, you know, sliced bread.