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U.S. automaker Elio Motors is making news after its announcement of an ultra high-mileage vehicle, which projected to get about 84 miles per gallon.

You've seen the spam e-mails claims you've won cash or have some unclaimed inheritance in some foriegn country your family has never been to. Now comes spam tweets on Twitter.

Consider this the dumbest of the dumb criminals in the world, at least for this week. A would-be robber tries to friend his victim on Facebook the day after the robbery.

A recent teaser poster, along with the cryptic messages of series co-creator Ed Boon, are pointing in the direction of a flawless victory.

Another scam hit the Capital Region, as an alleged scam artist apparently attempted to get National Grid customers to pay a fake bill over the phone.

We have talked about our thoughts on what it would be like to have a self-driving car: the good, the bad and the windowless care-free driving that could allow you to watch television while you go from point A to point B. Although this car created by Google has windows and no television, this steering wheel-free car might be a step in that direction.

Apparently the bear stuck in a tree around Clayton Place has a Twitter account and here's what it has had to say about the news coverage and police hunt.

Must be a slow day in the news here in Albany, as the bear in a tree story is blowing up to the point that crowds have gathered to witness the bear's fate. Even more, there's a hashtag on Twitter that is trending for our area: #Albanybear. Here is what some people are saying:

Batman and Superman are scheduled to share the screen next year in 'Batman Vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice' but before that, they’ll be teaming up in Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham.

We live in an extraordinary time. We can send a space ship to Mars and communicate with it as easily as making a phone call or sending a text. We can regrow body parts in a petri dish. The sky is the limit on what we can accomplish. Science is pretty great. But as great as science is, it still can't explain EVERYTHING.

Everyone at the Q103 office walked out of their offices at the exact same time with a unison alarm coming from their phones. Everyone looked at each other while we read there was a Tornado Warning for Schenectady County. The alert said to seek shelter immediately. Many became worried while others didn't realize they could get such alerts on their phones. So what's with those alerts? How and why do

As with most other live wrestling events, we're guessing WWE 2K15 might have a "card subject to change" label somewhere.