Old trucks never die; they just run like crap and drive you nuts trying to trace a wiring short. Oh wait, no–that’s just my old truck. Today’s old trucks both run just fine. They’re both from up north ...

An 11-year-old boy died in a Houston hospital Sunday after he was shot while carrying out a "ding-dong ditch" prank the previous night, police said. The boy hasn't been identified. The Houston Police ...

October-like chill is forecast for the beginning of September, so you might be wondering what this winter might bring. Here's what the Old Farmer's Almanac says about winter weather and snowfall ...

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She’s on the prowl. 65-year-old Lesley Maxwell is proof that age is really just a number, considering she’s single and ready to mingle — only with younger men. There’s no denying that Maxwell looks ...

Cracker Barrel announced Tuesday that it is reversing its decision to replace its decades-old “Old Timer” logo after the rebrand provoked backlash on social media, caused its stock to tumble and drew ...

An 11-year-old Texas boy was shot and killed Saturday night after a game of “ding dong ditch” turned deadly, according to authorities. The child was playing the doorbell prank with a group of friends ...

I’LL SEE YOU THEN. TONIGHT, A MELBOURNE NEIGHBORHOOD IS UPSET AND WANTING TO KNOW WHO KILLED A TWO YEAR OLD LITTLE GIRL. IT HAPPENED FRIDAY NIGHT ON POPLAR LANE. FAMILY MEMBERS TELL US THE CHILD’S ...

Self-driving trucks are moving closer to reality. PlusAI released its first half 2025 performance results, showing how far the company has come toward its goal of launching factory-built autonomous ...

Archaeologists recently unearthed two churches in Egypt that are over 1,500 years old, offering rare evidence of Christianity’s rise in the country's Western Desert. The Egyptian Ministry of Tourism ...

Phones were buzzing and blaring all over the Grand Junction area just before noon on Wednesday. “A planned controlled explosion” was the alert that was blasted to mobile phones, followed by “You may ...