Crews worked within just a couple of hours to stabilize the home and prevent a partial collapse of the structure.

Allowing heavier, larger trucks on Virginia highways would cost a host of problems and should be opposed, Albemarle County Supervisor Ann Mallek writes.

THE FORSYTH COUNTY FIRE MARSHAL’S OFFICE IS STILL INVESTIGATING, AND YADKINVILLE TRANSPORTATION OFFICIALS SAY NO EMERGENCY REPAIRS ARE NEEDED. AFTER AN EARLY MORNING CRASH SHUT DOWN PART OF U.S. 421, ...

Kaulig Racing and Ram utilize a creative strategy to promote their 2026 NASCAR Truck Series return while selecting their ...

The company started building its first product in 1981, with a truck body called the “Brutus Box,” which is still created and sold today. Turchak said he's proud of being able to carry on the business ...

Kodiak AI is turning to one of the world’s most established automotive suppliers to push its self-driving trucks from pilot ...

A late-night haul on State Highway 44 turned deadly just after midnight Sunday when an 18-wheeler overturned east of San ...

After logging miles across nearly every corner of the US, a Maryland truck driver is finally checking off a bucket-list ...

Premier Tire expands with a new Ponderay location opening Jan. 2, offering full-service tire care, financing options and ...

When Dave Canales noticed an incoming call from Carolina Panthers team owner David Tepper on Sunday, he excitedly picked up ...

Mike McDaniel's job as head coach of the Miami Dolphins appears to be safe for now. He knows that will only remain true if ...

Laois Hospice and the Alzheimers Society of Ireland have been presented with generous donations from a local vintage tractor, ...