Maybe pigs do fly.

Animal-rescue workers discovered a potbellied pig living with a pack of feral cats at Philadelphia International Airport.

It took six rescuers to corral the 150-pound beast, which they named Runway. They say the porker may have been someone’s pet who escaped or was abandoned.

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It might have been rain, sleet, gloom of night – or perhaps a mechanical glitch – that contributed to a Postal Service delivery snafu that took 47 years to correct.

An Ohio resident opened his mailbox to find a postcard mailed from Montana in 1962 and addressed to the previous tenant.

A USPS spokesman speculated that the card may have gotten stuck in some equipment or lost behind a mail chute.

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He’s claiming his fraternity hazing has left him in a permanent haze.

A 21-year-old man charged in a hit-and-run car crash in Kansas City says posttraumatic stress disorder from a frat hazing, where he was tied up and left in a dog cage, has hindered his ability to make proper decisions.

His lawyer says the defendant makes bad choices under stress.

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Is his spidey sense tingling?

A California paraplegic who’s used a wheelchair for 20 years was able to walk again after being bitten by a poisonous spider.

Doctors aren’t sure exactly how it happened but are calling his progress a miracle.

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Remember the Jamaican Olympic bobsled team?

Well, a Ghanaian citizen has qualified for the Winter Olympics – as a skier.

Kwame Nkrumah-Acheampong was born in Scotland but raised in the African nation and never saw snow until age 28.

In the last five years, he’s become a top shusher, and he will hit the slopes for the Scottish team.