- An unidentified criminal robbed the same Dallas sub shop four times in two months.
- Nearly four hundred fish died at the Texas State Aquarium, in Corpus Christi, when workers inadvertently added the wrong chemical to the water.
- A Grand Prairie man was jailed for two nights after failing to pay fines he incurred for not maintaining his lawn.
- The prospective owners of an Austin cat cafe, where people can dine and enjoy feline companionship, successfully reached their Kickstarter goal of $60,000.
- A newspaper reported that over the past five years a Katy teenager has caught more than two hundred fish, including catfish, from a manhole in front of his house.
- Motorists in Weatherford caused a traffic jam after they stopped to grab loose cash that had fallen out of a Brinks armored truck.
- A Houston teenager and the Hyundai Motor Company set a Guinness World Record for “largest tire-track message” when eleven cars etched the phrase “Steph s You” in the Nevada desert in letters large enough to be seen by the girl’s astronaut father, who was working on the International Space Station.
- The auction website eBay removed a listing from a League City citizen offering “pre-recall” Blue Bell ice cream.
Meanwhile, in Texas
Meanwhile, in Texas . . .
Some crazy stuff went down last month. Here are a handful of headlines you may have missed.