BILL COSBY is a free man after the Pennsylvania Supreme Court overturned his sexual assault conviction on what basically amounted to a technicality. Bill said, quote, "I have never changed my stance nor my story. I have always maintained my innocence."

A Canadian couple bought a house last winter, and when all the snow melted in the spring, they noticed a GARBAGE DUMP in the backyard. They say it'll cost around $80,000 to remove all the contaminated soil.

A study by the National Hot Dog and Sausage Council found our favorite regional hot dog styles are New York style dogs . . . Chicago style . . . and Detroit-style Coney Dogs. It also found soda and beer are our favorite things to drink with a hot dog . . . but 9% of us also think they pair well with wine.

A guy in Louisiana who was pretending to be a cop tried to pull someone over this month . . . who happened to be a REAL cop. And the real cop recognized him from a prior incident. He's facing charges for impersonating an officer.

A lot of people get next Monday off and have a four-day workweek. But should we just do that all the time? A new survey found two-thirds of Americans would prefer to work 10 hours a day, four days a week.

POOH SHIESTY might end up in prison because of his Instagram. Pooh posted a shot of himself with hundred-dollar bills, and cops zoomed in and got the serial number of one of them. It matched the serial number on a bill in a bag of money left at a crime scene where two men were shot.

A Wyoming man was arrested after calling the cops to ask why he wasn't arrested. Apparently, he was so high on meth that he THOUGHT the police raided his house . . . but he wasn't on their radar until AFTER he called.

A writer for "Bon Appétit" is being mocked after posting a recipe for something called "Bread Steak" . . . a vegetarian alternative to steak that's nothing like steak at all. It's sourdough bread, soaked in custard and cooked in a pan like French toast. Then he covers it with cheese and vegetables, and that's "bread steak."

There's a big deadline today for phone companies to add a new technology called "STIR/SHAKEN" that's designed to reduce the number of robocalls we get. But it's not clear how big of a difference it'll make.