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Police departments are transitioning to battery powered vehicles, but those vehicles come with challenges

While GM would become one of the largest companies in the world, its founder died a penniless bowling alley operator

The 5,500-mile expedition is an incredible feat, and as expected, wasn't easy

That far up north, chargers, EVs, and fellow humans are few and far between.

A special waste disposal site in Michigan will handle the 80-year-old radioactive waste

It's not just cars sold for tens or even hundreds of millions of dollars

A lot of little tweaks comes for Ford's favorite little guy.

The Greek island's 15,500 residents were advised to stay indoors

Our usually busy skies became eerily quiet over a 12-hour period

Royal Caribbean Utopia of the Seas has a restaurant that is a re-creation of two train cars with wild west vibes

The National Weather Service recorded "trace" amounts of snow on a 90-plug degree day

At one point she was pulling in $10,000 a month, though she told Wired she made $15,000 in one week at one point.

The problem is getting worse as Earth's temperatures continue to rise

What was meant to be a static test of the rocket turned into an unplanned launch and spectacular crash

Using ADAS while turning or in low light conditions — such as dawn or dusk — actually increased crashes

Dave Calhoun told lawmakers that the company always listens to whistleblowers, but that he hadn’t personally done so

Most are lovely, but some cars are so terrible we can't help but come together in hatred

The usual suspects make it to this list — and one might be a car built and used by the most hateful organization in modern history

Everything from old GM engines to BMW well... everything

Folks felt they were promised a grand “Hollywood” style sign overlooking Detroit’s busiest highway

We trace the first 12 hours of the disaster — from leaving port to promises to rebuild

The captain of the ship hoped the anchor would slow the ship's momentum after it lost power

Search and rescue efforts were underway looking for "upwards of seven people" following the partial collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge

"This is going to change the world," the patient said