An interesting video posted online this week showing a game warden freeing two white tail bucks entangled in some kind of rope has gone viral.

Hot rod designer turned casket designer Trey Ganem has donated five custom coffins to the family that recently lost five children in a house fire in Edna.

The Dallas Zoo has selected the name "Kopano" for its newly born baby giraffe. The name, which was selected in an online poll, means "united" in the Tswana language of African nation Botswana.

Earlier, Olive Garden, an American casual dining restaurant chain, had started 'Never Ending Pasta Pass' scheme for its customers. It had sold about 1,000, which are going to expire on November 9.

Winds at speed up to 65 mph pushed the Lake Michigan waves into the Chicago shoreline. The traffic on the Lake Shore Drive was disrupted as the high intensity waves hit the road. The waves also led to cancellation of a Halloween attraction.

The local authorities issued an alert for the residents in a rural area of Hawaii as lava flow from an erupting volcano continued to advance and higher flow speed was noticed. As per the Sunday reports, lava flow has extended about 250 yards since Saturday and about 10 to 15 yards an hour was the rate it was moving at.

The flow moved through a predominantly Buddhist cemetery and covered grave sites in the mostly rural region of Puna. Its distance from Pahoa Village Road, the main street of Pahoa, is roughly half a mile.

Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport authorities have confirmed the violent incident in which an intoxicated passenger attacked another passenger verbally as well as physically.

The airport authorities confirmed the incident after a short video posted online recently shows a man hurling anti-gay epithets and attacking another man at Gate C30 of the international airport.

Cynthia Vega, a spokesperson for the airport, said, "Yes, it did happen, and yes, there was an arrest." However, Vega could not reveal the name of the attacker and the victim.

Police investigators are probing the bomb hoax that forced evacuation of the University of Texas (UT) Health Science Center's dental school for a couple of hours on Friday.

Unidentified suspect/s wrote multiple threats, such as "Keep out u will die," on the wall of a bathroom and other locations using lipstick. The messages indicated there might be a bomb in the dental school.

Michael Parks, chief of University Police Department, said they started getting calls about the handwritten threats at around 4 p. m. on Friday from people concerned about the potential danger.