Hendrick Motorsports is looking to clinch its third race of the season as the NASAR Cup Series heads to Phoenix Raceway for the Instacart 500 on Sunday.
The NASCAR Cup series heads into its fifth race of the year Sunday, with the Instacart 500 at Phoenix Motor Speedway (3:30 p.m., FOX), and a season with four different winners already will probably get a little more wild.
Taylor Mensen had reportedly stopped at a McDonald’s in Dunedin in a bid to remedy his raging hangover when a squadron of red-billed seagulls swooped down and attempted to make off with his fries. Miraculously, Mensen was able to nab one of the hangry birds in mid-air before his snack disappeared down its gullet.
Budweiser's St. Patrick’s Day campaign will pledge enough Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs) to cover the estimated electricity used to brew a single day's worth of beer in the U.S.
The upcoming Ford Maverick compact pickup has been caught on camera while being tested on public roads. The new model is expected to go on sale in 2022.
Dashcam footage captured the moment a herd of deer galloped across a Polish highway into the path of a BMW, with one landing on the trunk before hopping away.
An on-again, off-again couple in Ukraine have pledged to strengthen their relationship by handcuffing themselves together in a three-month experiment that has reportedly grabbed the attention of their home country.
Burlington High School reopened for in-person learning inside the unconventional venue on March 4, several months after the school's usual facilities were shuttered in fall 2020 after PCB contamination was detected.
Lee’s Sandwiches, located in Oklahoma City, posted a video of the incident to its Facebook page earlier this week. In the clip, the man can be seen yelling at the shop’s employees, apparently after he was asked to wear a mask inside the establishment.
Doreen Burke, from Port Charlotte, Florida, started a pig clothing company called Snort Life after her pet pig Rosie got too big for conventional pet clothes.
New York restaurants outside of New York City can increase their capacities to 75% of normal next week, but Southbound BBQ owner Pete Mason told "Your World" host Neil Cavuto the loosening of restrictions comes "a little too late" for his business.