An employee in the Detroit planning department is suing the city over a co-worker's use of perfume, which she claims prohibits her from working. Susan McBride states in her Tuesday's lawsuit that she is severely sensitive to perfumes and other cosmetics.

A San Jose, California resident ended long-time Japanese dominance in the annual Fourth of July Hot Dog eating competition Wednesday. Joey Chestnut defeated six-time winner Takeru Kobayashi in a record-setting time by hogging 66 hot dogs in 12 minutes.

A woman from Lake Havasu City, Arizona says she was "shaken for hours" after she found two $10,000 bundles or $20,000 at a bank's drive-up depository. Linda Hatch however calmly returned to the bank and returned the massive amount of money to the bank on June 25th. She also added that her mind was so confused after the startling discovery that she also thought she might be in the middle of a robbery or a drug bust. AP quotes Hatch as saying, ". . . . is someone going to pick up the money? I was like, 'Oh, my gosh. What do I do?'", and wondered whether someone was going to pickup up the money. "

Watching "Animal Planet" sure paid off for Erin Kemp when she decided to capture a 2 1/2-foot-long stray alligator on her own. Kemp spotted the dangerous gator in her suburban Washington, D. C. neighborhood while taking out the garbage. She immediately told a 9-year-old neighbor to get away and then got hold of her kids' guinea pig's pen and tried her best to capture the reptile.

In a bid to attract only the best people, an online dating site in Arizona has decided to publish the pictures of only attractive people on their sites. The decision, says the site owner Allena Brown, was prompted by the submission of pictures by a man who was seen in flannel underwear and holding an axe.