People should ignore signs telling them that it is legal to urinate in certain public places in Nottingham, the city council said.

Family First national director Bob McCoskrie is breathing a little easier after discovering a threatening incident at his south Auckland home was just "a very badly thought-out prank".

A man was freed on $20,000 bond after being accused of setting another man's pants on fire. Joseph Hornsey, 21, was charged with aggravated battery.

A Zion, Ill., high school has suspended 11 seniors involved in a prank that featured a student in a gorilla costume chasing banana-clad seniors in the hallways.