Beep beep! Fans of the beloved Looney Tunes franchise know this to be the common motto of the popular Road Runner character eternally in conflict with the desperate Wile E. Coyote. But Beep beep!

The Road Runner foretold my future. In the classic Warner Brothers cartoons of my childhood, whenever the Road Runner said, “Beep-beep,” an anvil crashed on Wile E. Coyote’s head. “Beep-beep” also ...

The transitional year of 1971 is a foggy mix of ‘it all ended by then’ and ‘it was still good fun’ as far as car nuts segregate the muscle car age from the doomsday decades that followed. The cars ...

Traffic may be slow in the Triangle, but the information superhighway is about to get a lot faster. Time Warner Cablehas been upgrading its fiber optic network in the Triangle for three years. The new ...

Road Runner streaks away into the sunset, leaving behind a vanquished coyote with a look of exasperation and exhaustion. Road Runner: 1. Wile E. Coyote: 0. Beep, beep! The epitome of confidence, power ...

PINAL COUNTY, Ariz. — In what could have been a scene taken directly from Looney Tunes, a roadrunner tried to hitchhike a ride from a park ranger in Arizona. Arizona State Parks shared the image on ...

During the late 1960s, Chrysler wanted to go back to the basics with some of its mid-size performance cars. Thus, the iconic Plymouth Road Runner and Dodge Super Bee were born to fight the likes of ...

Despite what the Road Runner did in old cartoons and what many drivers practice, there is no provision for mad honking in the law. It doesn’t tend to fix anything, and generally just makes road safety ...