Evermore Park in Utah had witches, goblins, and a medieval-style village where visitors could take part in the story. Now the buildings are headed for demolition, including the ones its prospective buyer had hoped to keep. Fantasy author Brandon Sanderson announced on October 13 that his company, Dragonsteel, and The Will Group are preparing to…
Six Flags Over Georgia has removed “Dead Man’s Party” from the name of one of its Halloween shows just days after a man died on the park’s Goliath roller coaster. The official Fright Fest lineup now lists the show as “Dr. Fright’s Party.” The production was previously advertised as “Dr. Fright’s Dead Man’s Party,” which…
There are a few things that people associate with fall, like the smell of apples, falling leaves, and dropping temperatures. One town in North Carolina may need to add a new item to that list after a massive inflatable jack-o’-lantern was filmed rolling down a street. The escaped inflatable came from Phillips Farm, according to…
For most motorsports enthusiasts, success is measured in pole positions, podiums, victories, championships, and lap times. These are the milestones that define a racing legacy. For Wisconsin-based racer Jasper Drengler, however, the ultimate goal was something entirely different: competing in all 50 U.S. states. Naturally, achieving that feat was far from straightforward. In an interview…
A remarkable story has emerged, with it being revealed that the US Postal Service (USPS) has been using high-tech cameras that are capable of capturing every license plate and front porch. The cameras have been quietly rolled out as part of a controversial pilot program. An investigative report by 404 Media found that 4K dashboard…
A person identified as Jendayi Scott took to Facebook on Oct. 14 to share a post about some deplorable conditions that they say a family has been living in. Scott shared a series of photos, saying that the images were captured in a Hartford, Connecticut home that was being rented by a mother of four,…
A landscaping dispute that began after Hurricane Ian has turned into a criminal case in Naples, where police say a man threatened members of a family who had hired him years earlier to repair their property. Naples Police identified the landscaper as Christopher Cueva and said the family hired him in 2022 after the hurricane…
Police returned to a New Jersey massage business for the second time in seven months and arrested a woman on a prostitution-related charge, months after two other women were charged following an earlier search. The latest search unfolded Thursday at Waterfall Therapy in Mays Landing, where officers found roughly $10,000 in cash concealed above the…
A Florida laboratory executive was convicted after federal prosecutors said he used the demand for COVID-19 testing during the pandemic to generate millions of dollars in Medicare claims for blood tests patients never asked for. Joseph Rodriguez, 58, of Coral Springs, was found guilty by a federal jury in the Southern District of Florida of…