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Mendo the pup has found a forever home.

A spirit maker has successfully run a motorbike at 113 mph at the Bonneville Salt Flats, having fuelled it with his vodka waste products.

Designer Helen Castillo is debuting the new attire on Sept. 9.

He was left nearly naked and running for cover.

The Grand Basel show in Switzerland will play host to a new Tesla reveal, the electric car manufacturer confirmed Friday.

He was discovered by another hunter and air lifted to the nearby hospital where he remains.

What do a couple of grown Australians do when they spot a snake slithering into their backyard grill? Call grandma, of course.

Spike is still in training to become a service dog, and took some time to continue learning during his getaway.

The season’s wave of denim weirdness continues.

Maine officials on Thursday denied a request from the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) to erect a memorial to remember the lobsters that were killed in a crash last week.

For the past three years, without fail, Andrew Kirby would get a text from his mom at lunchtime: "Are you sitting with anyone?"

Even if you consider yourself pretty good with your grill, there are certain things you're doing just plain wrong.

Looking for a cheap and easy way to clean your grill? No chemicals or brushes are needed for this nifty, eco-friendly trick.

Sometimes buyers just can’t get out of their own way: You won't believe these home buyer behaviors that made real estate agents cringe.

For the past three years, without fail, Andrew Kirby would get a text from his mom at lunchtime: "Are you sitting with anyone?"

Washington authorities said the fatal toxin has been discovered in clams, geoducks, scallops, mussels and oysters at the beaches.

A McDonald’s in Gothenburg, Sweden had an unexpected visitor swing by Wednesday night.

A Maine fisherman caught a rare nearly see-through “ghost lobster,” Tuesday morning, before throwing the translucent creature back into the ocean because it was too small.

The controversy is heating up in time for the primary elections.

Earlier this month, the U.S. Senate approved millions of dollars for infrastructure and public transportation needs in the state of Ohio.