Nightside Project

Eleven live rats were found on a plane arriving for repair in China. Inspection and quarantine authorities say they found a rat's nest with ten rat pups under a first-class seat. Also, a 500lb man from Wales claims he was humiliated on his flight to Ireland when he bought two airplane tickets and the airline actually gave him two separate seats completely away from each other. That and much more on this episode from the Nightside Vault.

A women in Detroit placed a life-size dummy face down on her front lawn and places it in different locations every day but for some reason people who are passing by have been repeatedly calling 9-1-1. That begs the question, how far is too far when deciding to decorate for the creepy holiday? That and much more on this episode from the Nightside Vault.

A list came out of Men's Health on Yahoo breaking down the top five reasons why you might not have done well in that last job interview. One reason being, spending too much time on your phone before the interview. Also, we're going over a controversial list of the top ten most romantic movies. That and much more on this episode from the Nightside Vault.

An infographic came out highlighting some of the states with the worst sleep in America. Utah just happened to be one of those states and some of our rural counties feature some of the worst sleepers in our state. That and so much more on this episode from the Nightside Vault.

A study came out saying that teenagers who go to bed late are the most overweight. The study specifically worked with three time periods: the onset of puberty, the high school years, and young adulthood. 4,000 teenagers were polled and the results were interesting to say the least. That and much more on this episode from the Nightside Vault.

A 68-year-old woman in New York state has been teaching dance to prisoners for 7-years. Every Sunday she drives to the correctional facility to teach her "Philosophy" class. One take away that we have is that dance class is no joke. That and much more on this episode from the Nightside Vault.

Local leaders in Nebraska accused Hornady of not supporting the local economy enough, so the company decided to pay all employee bonuses in $2 bills, which ended up totaling $61,000. That and much more on this episode from the Nightside Vault.

JetBlue apologized to a mother after her 3-year-old daughter had an accident in her seat after being told she could not use the bathroom during a ground delay. In an attempt to fix the situation, the American airline offered a $50 credit to the family and $5,000 dollars to a charity of the family's choice. That and much more on this episode from the Nightside Vault.

While mass was being held in the church, a thief broke into a church and stole $11,000 in donations. The priest had raised the money to help a ministry in his home country of Nigeria. That and much more on this episode from the Nightside Vault.

A woman in Alex's neighborhood has officially called out their neighbor for his loud barking dogs. There is only so much someone can take before sending out a public complaint but what is the best way to go about it? Alex Kirry and Ethan Millard have made their long awaited return from their hiatus and are coming in with a bang!

A store in Vermont has started to remove pennies altogether and have started to round to nickels. After Canada has removed it's penny, is it time for us to jump on board and start ditching the coins? That and much more on this episode from the Nightside Vault.

A police officer in Miami was pulled over and arrested for speeding and reckless driving after flying past another officer going over 100mph. The female officer who pulled the officer over handcuffed the driver while he was still in his uniform and was eventually fired after an investigation. That and much more on this episode from the Nightside Vault.

Tourists in Budapest are paying lots of money to experience a real life escape room game and now we can look back and see one of the first origins of the well-known activities. That and much more on this episode from the Nightside Vault.

Kansas state legislature passed a bill prohibiting families who receive welfare to spend that money on going to the pool or to the movies, cruise ships, and/or tattoos, along with multiple other expenditures. Basically, if you're receiving assistance from the state you can't spend on unnecessary things but should we restrict what welfare recipients spend that money on in the first place? That and much more on this episode from the Nightside Vault.

Cell phones are always changing and adapting to fit our needs but could you see yourself ever not owning one? Due to the technology that we've consumed our lives with, a world where there are no cell phones doesn't seem very likely. That and much more on this episode from the Nightside Vault.