The Dodge Durango will reportedly remain in production through 2028, extending its lifecycle to 17 years—an absurdly long run for a modern SUV.

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A police chase originating in New Castle ended in a fatal crash in Indianapolis on Monday night. The suspect's vehicle, a ...

The chief deputy of the Henry County Sheriff's Department said his deputies had terminated their participation in the chase ...

Dewuan L. Hampton died after crashing into two vehicles at North Mitthoefer Road and East Washington Street during ...

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The Springfield Police Department is asking the public for information that could help identify the driver who left a crash ...

Police say Westbrook was driving a Dodge Durango on at about 1 a.m. on Oct. 13 when she ran a red light in downtown St. Louis ...

Fatal fight between friends in SUV leads to two men being shot, one in self-defense. The incident occurred in Brownsburg, ...

A Nobles County Sheriff's deputy is in critical condition after his stopped squad vehicle was struck on Interstate 90 on ...