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It’s a good thing she said yes.

Laura Neil, from Falkirk, Scotland, went from weighing 316 pounds to weighing 145 pounds after years of hard work and perseverance.

A senior sheepdog has learned sign language for herding.

A 1977 Ford Bronco custom originally built for Kevin Hart is being auctioned at the Barrett-Jackson Las Vegas event on June 19. The 4x4 was featured on Jay Leno's Garage.

Well, that’s one way to get a message across.

Sometimes, a bad situation can turn into a positive experience.

The 1953 Ford F-Series featured a lightning bolt on its logo, but not because it was an electric truck. The badge was designed to celebrate the company's 50th anniversary.

An Ohio woman is facing two misdemeanor assault charges Wednesday after allegedly attacking McDonalds employees because they wouldn’t mix flavors of a slushy drink together, reports say.

Isle of Man drivers are being baffled by a new roundabout painted in the middle of a downtown intersection. The oval-shaped feature is unlike anything they've seen before.

Lincoln will introduce its first all-electric model in 2022. Four battery-powered vehicles will be added to the lineup by 2030.

It’s always more fun to swim with a friend.

Some people are just braver than the rest of us.

Cat burglar has a quite literal meaning in one Oregon neighborhood.

There’s an epidemic of post-pandemic visitors at national parks.

Colleen Lepp posted a video on TikTok showing how to make sure butter spreads throughout the entire bucket of movie theater popcorn instead of staying at the top.

Wedding registries aren’t uncommon, and most couples try to make sure they word them nicely.

Toyota has released a teaser image of a new iForce Max truck engine that will replace the V8 in the current Tundra. An all-new 2022 Tundra will be revealed in a few weeks.

Bears need to watch out.

Dodge is reportedly working on a new all-electric muscle car that will compete with the Tesla Model S Plaid. The secret project is aimed at building the fastest Dodge ever.

Australian police are auctioning a $350,000 Lamborghini Huracan that was confiscated from a repeat moving violation offender. The country's anti-hooning laws allow for cars to be seized and auctioned in extreme cases.