Scooters

A battery malfunction in one of the scooters was determined to be the cause of a fire earlier this year that claimed two lives.

An unnamed companion, also in a buggy, was injured after he tried to save her from the fall to the steep valley floor.

The victim was taken to University Hospital Portage Medical Center but didn't survive his injuries, according to Kent State University.

About a week after the incident, officers from the NYPD joined community leaders and a local business to help gift the boy a new ride and helmet.

The topless scooter ride is set to take place in downtown Oklahoma City on Saturday as a state representative has called women going topless in public "reprehensible."

Charlie Durham, 60, led police on a slow chase on his mobility scooter, chugging along the sidewalk as bystanders chanted "Go, old man, go!"

Scooters make cities greener, communities more mobile, and America more equitable. So why are they being killed off?

A new study links kinds of toys related to injuries, and suggests how to prevent emergency room visits.

It may not be Brando in The Wild One, but the Stella Automatic 125 is a pretty great ride

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American consumers want to know if their food has been genetically altered, but the food industry says it knows what's good for them

The answer to the last, great mystery about the massacre last year at Sandy Hook Elementary School has been in plain sight for years

He might be the best basketball player you've never heard of, but hoops isn't why you need to hear Johnny Neumann's story of weed, women, rebellion and homework

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