Pranks

It's all okay in Cloquet until scary clowns start taking over the city.  The movie 'IT' came out this weekend and someone wanted to celebrate by tying a red balloon to a sewer drain. 

I'm not sure what it is about me or my office, but there always seems to be some prank that involves me and my things. This time around dry ice was involved.

We all know how quickly things can get out of hand around the Holidays, then throw in some crazy cousins and it is game on.

We have all heard the stories circulating over the last year or so of sightings of an adult walking around neighborhoods and city streets in a scary clown costume, causing fear for many residents. So, could this Halloween make people more on edge seeing someone dressed like this?

Maybe there's just something in the air on Monday's, but every Monday there always seems to be some prank pulled on me. I will say, the pranks are getting more clever though.

Revenge, as they say, is a dish best served cold.

There were pranks happening all over late night yesterday with April Fools day, but nothing compares to what Katie Couric did to the newest host to Late Night.

YouTube Prankster Roman Atwood is at it again with a more family friendly oriented prank.

Tim Cocker wanted to see if his kids were spoiled or not. So he wrapped up some "Christmas presents" and recorded their reactions.

A student at Aquinas College in Grand Rapids Michigan decided to pull a fast one on her professor who has a strict policy of if you answer your phone in class you must leave it on speaker phone.

A colonoscopy may seem like an odd place to pull a practical joke, but that's what makes it so effective.

Some high tech pranksters terrorized pedestrians on the streets and sidewalks of New York City with a radio controlled animatronic 'Devil Baby.'