Some Minneapolis council members introduced plans Thursday for regulations on autonomous vehicles as a major self-driving car company is set to start operations in the Twin Cities. City council ...

Chairman Phil Mendelson says the DC Council was able to tap more than $400 million in funds that had been withheld by the DC Chief Financial Officer. These are funds that the mayor was not able to tap ...

Aggressive drivers and street racers in Spokane may soon start getting tickets in the mail after the City Council on Monday unanimously approved new penalties. Fines can now be issued for “street ...

Everyone knows Buzz Aldrin as the second man on the Moon. An accomplished student and a decorated air pilot, Aldrin arrived at NASA with impressive credentials but still ended up playing second fiddle ...

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It’s also what AAA calls the “100 Deadliest Days” for teen drivers. Johnathon Ehsani, an associate professor of Health Policy and Management at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, ...

Behind how caffeine behaviors are shifting and what that means for operators. The morning daypart remains beverages’ most dependable profit engine, but it is no longer a guaranteed win for programs ...

The death of the electric Volkswagen ID Buzz was clearly exaggerated and didn’t last long. The electric bus is back. On Thursday, Volkswagen announced the 2027 ID Buzz, marking the model’s return ...

After a short absence, Volkswagen announced that the electric minibus will return to its 2027 US lineup. Volkswagen confirmed in December that the ID. Buzz would not receive a 2026 model year. Instead ...

Volkswagen canceled the ID. Buzz at the end of 2025, with no 2026 model planned in the US. However, it promised that the beloved EV would return in a better shape for the 2027 model year, and we're ...

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