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Kentucky police have arrested a logging truck driver who went on a highway rampage today because he was angry that he to go to work. The incident began on I-65 around 6:30 this morning when the driver...

A woman who was held on suspicion of murder after police found her truck driver boyfriend's body in a box in rural Kentucky has officially been charged. Rose M. Kuehni has been booked on charges of second-degree...

After the body of a missing Wisconsin truck driver was found in a box alongside a rural road in Kentucky, law enforcement agents from five states are trying to determine how he got there. Trucker Missing Since...

Police say that a truck driver fired a 9-millimeter handgun into the cab of another truck in what they are calling a road rage incident. Truck Driver Opened Fire on Another Driver The incident occurred around 9 p.m...

Kentucky recently announced that it will join 15 other states as part of the E-ZPass Group. Authorities say the E-ZPass tolling system will go live in 2016. Part of the reason that Kentucky decided to join the E-ZPass...

The Federal Highway Administration has awarded a $25 million grant to eight states to fund a project that will give truck drivers accurate, real-time information about safe truck parking throughout the Midwest. Iowa, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan,...

Authorities are investigating after a truck driver was found deceased at the K&T Truck Stop in Fairmont, West Virginia.

The truck driver who was accused of sexual assault and later found deceased in his truck has been identified as 44-year-old Dushon Lyte Sr.

The Tennessee Bureau of Investigations announced truck driver Benjamin Scott Brewer has been added to the state's ‘Top 10 Most Wanted’ list.

On Tuesday morning, a woman reported to police that she had been physically and sexually assaulted by a truck driver at a North Bend, Washington truck stop.

Authorities are looking for the truck driver responsible for a crash that killed 6 people --including two children-- in Tennessee.

The Department of Transportation's Office of Inspector General (OIG) today announced that on June 24, 2015, former dispatcher, Bryan Napier, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud.