Following recent cases where the common prank has ended in tragedy, a video showing what appears to be a teen, dressed in all black and wearing a mask, ding-dong-ditching a home, has raised concerns ...

Bacari-Bronze has taken it upon himself to make sure store pranks don’t fade away. "This video shows a lighthearted prank where I pretend to shop by taking items directly out of strangers’ baskets in ...

Traffic is heavily backed up on Highway 50 following a reported crash in East Sacramento Thursday morning. Traffic cameras show traffic crawling in the westbound lanes near Stockton Boulevard.

The city of Monroe has been recommended to receive a grant from OKI to improve traffic flow and safety along Ohio 63. Gary Morton, the city’s public works director, told city council Tuesday night the ...

UP TO SPEED FROM THE CITY’S POINT BREEZE NEIGHBORHOOD. I’M STANDING AT THE INTERSECTION OF PENN AVENUE AND NORTH DALLAS AVENUE IN PITTSBURGH’S POINT BREEZE NEIGHBORHOOD, WHERE A COMMON CONCERN IS ...

A new MassDOT traffic light installed at the intersection of Needham and Charlemont Streets in Newton, Massachusetts has sparked mixed reactions among drivers. "I have noticed that light has been up ...

LEELANAU COUNTY, Mich,. (WPBN/WGTU) - - As of 5:57 p.m., M-22 is back open to normal traffic after the road was closed for several hours for a traffic crash, according to the Leelanau County Sheriff's ...

Some guy in Prince George, British Columbia (a small city between Vancouver and Alaska) was pulled over on Friday, making a Slurpee run in a pink Power Wheels Jeep. He might have gotten away with it ...

MACON, Ga. — Growth along Sardis Church Road in Macon is bringing more businesses — and more traffic. To help manage that increase, a new traffic light is now operating at the intersection of Sardis ...

Hunterdon County Sheriff Fred Brown is warning residents against the viral "doorbell prank," also known as "ding-dong-ditching," especially in light of recent tragedies across the country. Several ...

Major news outlets, including the Associated Press and CNBC, were duped by Howard Stern on Monday when the radio legend fooled SiriusXM listeners with an elaborate prank that his program was taken off ...