Sydney Festival's 'Migration' Artwork Outrages Parents, One Complaint Bans Dogs from Café, Alabama Sheriff's Wife Arrested, Missing British Woman & Dog Fires a Shotgun | The Daily Strange

At Sydney's Vivid festival, a four-storey projection of a woman in a pink bodysuit thrusting on a city building turns heads at a family event — organizers say it's a commentary on migration by Samoan-Australian artist Angela Tiatia, but parents in the crowd aren't convinced. In the UK, a dog-friendly café that has welcomed four-legged customers for three years without incident is ordered by the council to ban all dogs indoors — after a single complaint. In Alabama, Aggie Kalyn Hunt — wife of deputy and presumptive sheriff-elect Cam Hunt — is arrested for domestic violence right in the middle of election season. British woman Wendy Iles vanishes after her camper van is reportedly stolen on her drive back from Spain — her daughter last heard from her Sunday evening and authorities in both countries are now searching. And in Scottsbluff, Nebraska, police respond to a gunshot outside a convenience store and discover the shooter was a dog — left alone in a parked car, it triggered an unsecured shotgun and injured a woman nearby.Five stories. All real. All strange.The Daily Strange — where truth is always weirder than fiction.