These are our favorite Ohio Man stories. In 2018, a klutzy crook, nicknamed “The Bobcat Burglar,” had Columbus, Ohio, cops cracking up.

Twenty chocolate experts spent days creating unique Easter eggs for a one-of-a-kind show in Brussels, Belgium. The delicious wares produced, in effect, an art museum of cocoa creations.

Fifteen-year-old Mia Castellanos is like a lot of teens these days. She has zero interest in getting her driver's license. According to the Federal Highway Administration, 25% of 16 year olds opted to get their license in 2021.

Imagine failing so spectacularly that you end up in a museum. An exhibit in Brooklyn, New York, is paying tribute to all the inventors who shot for the stars and fell on their faces.

These people faked it and got caught. In 2017, a sign language interpreter was called out after it was revealed she wasn’t qualified for her job. In 2015, a man used a fake Oscar trophy to get free items and gain access into popular Hollywood hotspots.

Jeremiah McDonald recently uncovered a family heirloom tied to Louis Armstrong, one of the most revered performers of the 20th century. It was a signed letter by the jazz legend, addressed to his great uncle Donny.

Many are wondering: where is the "forgotten woman" from Donald Trump's hush money scandal?

A sunset walk was held at in memory of Cynthia Peak, a substitute teacher at the Covenant School in Nashville. She was one of six people who died in the school shooting. “She was protecting those kids,” her husband Chris Peak said.

Donald Trump was the first president to be twice impeached. Now, he is the first ex-president to be indicted.