Poll: Texans support autonomous vehicles, but want stronger safety standards
Texans support the idea of self-driving vehicles, but want stronger safety standards and accountability from the companies that put them on the road, according to…
Wisconsin driver removes ‘road closed’ barrier; stuck in fresh concrete
WisDOT is reminding motorists to never remove or ignore traffic barriers after a driver in Milwaukee County drove into freshly poured concrete.
Kroger to lower prices on thousands of items to win back shoppers
Kroger is preparing to lower prices on thousands of products as new CEO Greg Foran looks to win back market share from competitors.
George Floyd Day of Remembrance: Watch live
The George Floyd Day of Remembrance is being held in Minneapolis to mark six years since he was killed by Minneapolis police.
Indiana police officer shot in ER at Franciscan Hospital; suspect in custody
A police officer was shot and a suspect was taken into custody Friday morning at Fransciscan Hospital in northwest Indiana.
Newsom warns Californians to avoid Chevron over high gas prices
California Gov. Gavin Newsom urged drivers to avoid Chevron gas stations over Memorial Day weekend because of higher fuel prices.
Montrose home invasion suspect met resident on dating app
A man is in custody after allegedly forcing his way into a Montrose home on West Alabama Street after meeting a resident on a dating app, police report.
Imperial Valley Drive shooting: Man killed at north Harris County apartment
A man was shot multiple times and killed at an apartment complex in north Harris County, officials said.
Mother demands answers after 14-year-old shocked by light pole at Houston park
A mother is demanding answers after her 14-year-old son was shocked by an energized light pole while playing at F.M. Law Park in southeast Houston Tuesday evening. Authorities say the…
Hershey’s chocolate products will shift back to classic recipes amid lower cocoa prices
Hershey’s move toward classic recipes follows lower cocoa prices and complaints from consumers.
Far-west Texas state park grows by 1,000 acres to protect bighorn sheep habitat
The furthest west state park in Texas is growing by more than 1,000 acres after a new land acquisition by the state parks and wildlife department.