Police: Carjackers Arrested After They Couldn't Drive A Stick Shift
Two carjackers in Tennessee were foiled when they ran into something completely unexpected in their victim's car: a manual transmission.
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Two carjackers in Tennessee were foiled when they ran into something completely unexpected in their victim's car: a manual transmission.
The Pentagon is banning deployed personnel from using fitness trackers, smartphones and potentially even dating apps that use geolocating features that could reveal the user's location.
A New York police officer is being praised for her remarkable leap off a highway overpass in order to save a teen who had jumped moments before.
A sign memorializing Emmett Till, who was brutally murdered 63 years ago, has been vandalized -- again.
Meal prep kits were supposed to make the supermarket obsolete. The opposite has proven true. Now the companies that make the kits may need to partner with a grocery chain to survive.
From the weather forecast to your local sample ballot, here are your resources for Michigan's primary election Aug. 7.
Chicago police announced at a Monday morning news conference that 66 people were shot, 12 of them fatally, between Friday at 6 p.m. and Sunday at 11:59 p.m.
Using his horse and buggy, Timothy Hochstedler has opened his own business called "Amish Uber."
Police are asking for tips to determine who vandalized the public piano, making it inoperable now.
In this elaborate scheme, scammers pretend to be authorities and threaten people with jail time if they don't pay, according to officials.
Vice President Mike Pence will travel to Michigan to unify Republicans a day after next week's primary election.
Storms moving west to east across the state are expected to produce severe winds and thunderstorms Monday afternoon into the evening.
A man says his pet pit bull was shot in the face while chasing a suspected carjacker who later held a boy hostage inside the dog owner's Detroit-area home.
They will pay you to sample hazelnut, cocoa and white chocolate.
Teens who used e-cigarettes and hookah were up to four times more likely to use marijuana later, according to a study published Monday in the journal Pediatrics.
