Humor

A road sign goes too far in explaining road hazards.

A local businesswoman is building her 8,000 square foot dream home, modeled after a European castle, in the midsts of the city's downtown.

2006 officially marks the year where blown-up Santa and Homer Simpson lawn decorations have spread to suburbs across the United States. Is this a good thing?

The Onion, America's "Finest News Source", brings this image of an office building that takes the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) a little too far.

A recent comic strip pokes fun at the hybrid car craze among many eco-conscious Americans.

The state of South Dakota -- closed to the public since 1931 -- will be reopened to help the United States cope with its steadily rising population.

An iconic piece of popular culture passes into history after the factory producing the bright pink lawn art shuts down.

Kentucky Fried Chicken became the world's first logo visible from outer space by unveiling a record-breaking 87,500 square feet, updated Colonel Sanders logo in the Area 51 desert. Will cities need to begin regulating space advertising?

Doug Giuliano recounts his adventures in the FEMA wonderland after heading to the Gulf Coast to help with hurricane recovery. What started as noble intentions ended mired in the muck of bureaucracy.

A recent unanimous decision by the Tacoma, Washington, City Council has launched a proposal to not-so-nearby Portland, Oregon, to consider annexation. If accepted, the proposal would create a multi-state city separated by more than 100 miles.

The Onion reports on how an 'insane' California intersection is the most likely site of 'awesome' car crashes.

A local police call in Port St. Lucie Florida reporting one man chasing another with a machete led to a multi-state federal investigation of a sophisticated ring that recruited marijuana growers with the promise of free home financing.

An animation by Mark Fiore reviews the New Orleans rebuilding effort.

A conveninent tool for coming up with attractive names for suburban subdivisions.

An animation by Mark Fiore uncovers the global warming hoax.

Five years after 9/11, satirical publication The Onion reports on the World Trade Center rebuilding effort in New York City.

A pivotal moment in human history.

A struggling artist laments in The Onion that more people like him aren't moving into his neighborhood to make it even more authentic than it is now...and asking for $3.00 lattes.

Tips on how to keep projects from getting 86'd by getting smarter than Maxwell Smart.