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NPR's Lulu Garcia-Navarro gives you a roundup of some ballot initiatives that you may have overlooked from around the country.

The life-size replica of the Green Bay police chief was warning against shoplifting, according to the Green Bay Press Gazette. Chief Andrew Smith says over all, shoplifting is down 5 percent.

NPR retracts a story that did not meet its standards.

Christophe Chamley texted his wife that he was checking into a hotel to rest but she didn't received it — she called 911. Rescuers and a national guard helicopter were dispatched.

An airline passenger in China opened the emergency exit and activated the emergency slide. The airline turned him over to police for questioning and fined the man $1,000.

Nicholas Parsons, the host of the BBC program called Just a Minute went 50 years without missing a show — until this week. The BBC says Parsons, 94, just took some time off.

An orange and white cat living in the U.K. named Rubble recently turned 30 years old. Michele Foster says she got Rubble as a gift on her birthday back in 1988.

Psychic Zoe allegedly told one of her clients that unless the woman bought her a 9.2 carat diamond ring, she'd never find true love.

Commander Alexander Gerst has been living on the space station with Cimon. During a demonstration, Gerst ask the AI robot to play some music. But when Gerst ask him to stop, Cimon refused.

Monday is the final day to comment on proposed changes to federal nutrition standards for school meals. The Trump administration proposed the changes meant to give schools increased flexibility after it said school officials and food providers struggled to meet the standards. ‘We Want Healthier Options’ Talisa Dixon has been the superintendent of Cleveland Heights-University Heights schools for 4 years.