The driver of the infamous, beat-up pickup truck in South Bend now has a new ride, thanks to the generous donations of the community.

This year we loved driving everything from sports cars and pickup trucks to motorcycles and eighteen-wheelers.

The Herald (Top Stories) Berven Fombe Herald correspondent Three vehicles were extensively damaged after a container fell on them when the driver of a haulage truck attempted to pass through Seke Road ...

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Built for the U.S. military, it's called the Hägglunds M973A1 SUSV, and someone just paid over $100,000 for it.

Someone operating under the name “Georgians for Integrity” has dumped around $5 million into television ads, mailers and ...

If SUVs were cocktails, the 2026 Mercedes-Benz GLE would be an old-fashioned. The bartender won’t raise an eyebrow and you’ll ...

State troopers say a Tacoma man is likely facing vehicular assault charges after a rear-end crash that left a woman in ...

A prototype CLE with a V8 has finally been spotted on video, yet the engine barely makes a sound. We're excited… and a little ...