An eyewitness to the incident told The B-Town Blog: “This crazy motorcycle passed me and the car in front of me crossing into the ongoing lane (with no cars) just at the lighted intersection.

The 5×3.5-centimeter (1.95×1.2-inch) stickers are printed with a QR code, that, when scanned, shows the name of the person buried in the grave and its location in the cemetery — but nothing else.

If an original window sticker isn’t available for free you may be able to buy one. iSeeCars has a Window Sticker Lookup By VIN tool that serves new and used cars across a wide range of brands.

A group of volunteers — as many as 21 at one time — worked Tuesday morning on a task that sounds like a kindergartener’s dream; they put stickers in books. They were at the Brunswick-Glynn ...

Michigan resident Robert Williams was arrested for a crime he didn’t commit because a facial recognition system incorrectly suggested that he was the suspect seen in security camera footage. (Courtesy ...