Hyundai, the South Korea based automotive company, unveiled its latest innovation this week at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nevada — a car with legs that can walk and climb.

Despite the robots, virtual reality video games and helicopter that looked like something straight of the movie “Avatar”  — Kohler still managed to capture the attention of convention goers at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nevada with non-other than a toilet. 

The California wildfire, which ravaged the Sierra Nevada foothill town of Paradise into charred ruins, has prompted new scrutiny on evacuation efforts as thousands of residents fleeing the flames found themselves stuck in traffic – the same situation a decade ago that led officials to expand the main evacuation route, before eventually reducing the travel lanes.

A FedEx driver will not face charges in connection to the September death of a Portland man whom he fatally punched after the stranger called him racial slurs, Multnomah County District Attorney’s Office announced Monday.

Rutgers University on Wednesday reversed its previous finding that a professor violated the school’s discrimination and harassment policy after he said he “hates white people” in a social media post.

A federal judge in San Francisco on Monday barred the Trump administration from refusing asylum to immigrants who cross the southern border illegally, likely prompting a legal challenge from the White House.

A Texas man, who is already a convicted sex offender and faces a new charge of raping a 14-year-old boy, will reportedly emain eligible to receive a public defender despite his mother recently winning the $15.24 million Lotto Texas jackpot.

LeBron James continues to defy Father Time, as he dropped 51 points in Sunday night’s 113-97 win over the Miami Heat to notch yet another milestone in an already illustrious career.

Two men have been added to Nevada’s “black book” and are banned from entering casinos in the state after swindling the Bellagio on the Las Vegas Strip of more than $1 million in craps games.

Julian Assange, the WikiLeaks founder, "has been charged," according to an unrelated court filing that inadvertently mentioned his name, reports said.