A warning over “tail lights not being on” in a fully functioning Tesla Model Y reveals a growing gap between modern automotive design and long-standing expectations.

Two Mississippi men started a custom jeans company in an old body shop and now stars and celebrity sports figures wear them.

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As the nation and states’ support networks thin, local nonprofits gathered together on Nov. 13 to discuss what they do and their unique challenges.