Winter is a harsh season on your car as the temperatures drop, and that requires that you “winterize” your car to protect it.

If you value your engine and the investment your vehicle represents, don’t take shortcuts when it comes to vehicle maintenance.

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DEAR ABBY: I remarried several years after my first wife passed away. I thought they were different people, but they share one maddening trait. They refuse to use the phone! Of course they talk to the ...

Blue Heat, Safe-T-Salt, Snow Joe, Ice Slicer. These snappy brand names are pretty much all you have to go on when choosing an ice melt, leaving no sign of whether they’ll damage the concrete, harm ...

Tree removal can be a pain, especially if you're dealing with a pretty sizeable one. You have to trim branches and remove them from the area, cut the tree trunk down to size — tasks that can be helped ...

I was showing my dad a couple of Android features on his phone recently, and not for the first time. You might have had this revelation already, but I realized there’s so much we do unthinkingly on ...

If you've ever ridden in the bed of a truck, you may want to reconsider doing so next time, as it may be illegal with limited exceptions. While riding in a truck bed may be permitted in certain ...

Every car needs seam sealer because it protects the vehicle from leaks, rust, and other damage. The caulk-like substance ...

This is the personal story of a challenging repair. We'll show you the full extent of the damage to my pickup truck and the long, costly process of bringing it back to life. Louisiana's governor asks ...

By using forest waste and eliminating petroleum, Verde Resources is making paving roads more sustainable and less smelly.