Sheriff's office apologizes for timing of Wanted Wednesday post; arrest made

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Abbott appoints HSC associate professor to opioid abatement council

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The Williams County Sheriff's Office has apologized after featuring a Bryan woman as the department's “Wanted Wednesday” subject weeks after the death of the woman's sister. Rebekah Hutchinson, 31, of Bryan, was featured on the department's “Wanted Wednesday” Facebook page on Jan. 17, after ...

As Seen on TV: The Not-So-Clean Life of Billy Mays

Billy Mays (1958-2009)

Pitchman Billy Mays was quite the salesman. With his over-the-top voice and can-do attitude, Billy could pitch almost anything and his loyal audience would buy. Get it while supplies last. But in the end not even a load of OxiClean could clean up Billy's act. Nicknamed "Pitchfork", we can now literally say, "Put a fork in 'im, he's done!"

Ant McPartlin re-enters rehab as Saturday Night Takeaway cancelled after arrest

Ant McPartlin is stepping down from his television commitments and will head back to rehab following his arrest on suspicion of drunk-driving. Stepped on like an ant by the law, now stepping down. This guy is really out of step.

Cartwheeling Substitute Teacher Exposed Self To High School Choir Class, Police Charge

A substitute teacher was arrested yesterday for indecent exposure after she performed a cartwheel in a high school choir class “with no under garments on,” police allege. According to cops, Lacey Sponsler, 34, exposed herself to students last Friday at Pawhuska High School in Pawhuska, a city about 50 miles north of Tulsa.

Oh Boy, What A "Father Figure"

This man was once the ideal "father figure" to many, but times have changed. Bill Cosby is becoming the baby that we check on every 10 min to make sure they are still asleep.

John Stamos Goes Into Rehab

Just five weeks after his arrest for DUI, John Stamos, the famous actor known mostly for his role on the hit TV sitcom "Full House", has gone Into Rehab! The only thing that possibly could be more embarrassing than Stamos going into rehab, is the picture we used on the home page for this article.

Cops Snatch Novelty Store Robbery Suspect

An Arkansas man suspected of robbing an adult novelty store was arrested after a stolen sex toy fell out of his pocket as he was approached by a police officer. Andrew Bell, 30, entered the Seductions store in Fayetteville around 9 PM Wednesday and browsed for about 30 minutes before a worker spotted him walking into a back room “attempting to get out of the sight of the employee,” He was playing hide the salami... really!