• USA's 'Nashville Star 5' throws out voting results, sends no one home

  February 9, 2007
  The five finalists still competing on USA Network's fifth season of Nashville Star were supposed to be reduced to four after Thursday night's episode -- but due to "technical difficulties" experienced during last week's voting period -- all five were declared safe from elimination.

• Couple allegedly steals money for wedding

  January 31, 2007
  Police allege a Utah couple accused of bank robbery probably used the money to pay for their wedding and honeymoon.
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  USA reveals 'Nashville Star 5' finalists, series to premiere January 11

  December 15, 2006
  USA Network has announced the identities of the ten finalists who will compete in its upcoming fifth edition of Nashville Star, the American Idol-like reality music competition that searches for America's next big country music star.

• Homeowners use pros for Christmas lights

  November 23, 2006
  The latest Christmas trend in competitive Southern California is hiring professionals to put up outdoor light displays on homes.

• Climate change ad points at airlines

  October 30, 2006
  Environmental groups have taken out ads in British newspapers focusing on connecting airlines and climate change.

• Judge orders vandals to paintball car

  July 22, 2006
  An Ohio judge ordered two young men to paintball the car they were riding in when they vandalized a woman's home -- by spraying it with paintballs.

• Country singer Billy Walker and wife killed in Alabama car crash

  May 22, 2006
  Grand Ole Opry legend Billy Walker, his wife and two band members were killed when their van rolled off a highway just south of Montgomery, Ala.

• Lost couple arrested after seeking help

  May 19, 2006
  Baltimore police were investigating claims from a Virginia couple that they were arrested and jailed for asking an officer for directions.

• Students unmask fake duke

  January 16, 2006
  A young man convicted of having sex with his underage girlfriend is in trouble for passing himself off as British nobility at a Minnesota high school.

• New York children shown film suicide instead of 'Chicken Little'

  November 6, 2005
  Pandemonium broke out at a New York movie theater when families expecting to see "Chicken Little" were shown a violent foreign film instead.

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