A grandmother won $13 million dollars on a five-cent slot machine in Atlantic City.

Josephine Crawford was down to her last few coins when she hit the mega jackpot at Harrah's casino in New Jersey. Casino insiders say her win is the largest jackpot win in the city's history.

The sleek and spiffy sports-themed restrooms at Wendell's, in the Columbus suburb of Westerville, were chosen as the nation's finest Thursday in an online poll sponsored by a bathroom supply company.

Wendell's prize-winning potties are always well-supplied with towels, soap and mouthwash and are a hit with sports fans big on cleanliness, said Cintas, the Cincinnati-based manufacturer of restroom supplies.

A salmon-colored toilet belonging to the late Jerry Garcia is stolen from a driveway.

The Press Democrat reports the toilet once stood in the former Grateful Dead leader's master bathroom. Garcia died in 1996. He was 53 years old.

A ceramic bowl painted by Richard Pryor raised $7,099 in an online auction benefiting an Ohio animal rights group.

The bowl, in which Pryor painted a self-portrait before he died, was sold to GoldenPalace.com, an Internet-based casino company known for buying items online for charity and publicity.

Jason Wood overcame a field of 29 competitors to win the southwest Florida regional finals of a "Rock, Paper, Scissors" tournament.

He threw a "rock," beating Erin Smith's "scissors" and winning a trip to Vegas.