Teresa Mettela

1 week ago | the-sun.com | Teresa Mettela

A HIGH schooler was tragically killed in a car crash on the night of her senior prom. The driver allegedly lost control of the vehicle, but police are still investigating the fatal incident. The victim, Tom Mya Lyons, 18, was riding in a vehicle after her senior prom when it collided in a deadly car accident. At approximately 4:31 a.m. on Sunday, the car crashed on the Sibley Boulevard ramp onto the inbound Bishop Ford Expressway, as reported by NBC affiliate WMAQ-TV.

1 week ago | the-sun.com | Teresa Mettela

A DRIVER has been scammed out of hundreds of dollars after leaving his beloved car with a fraudulent mechanic. Juan Agosto left his cherished Jeep with a mechanic he found on social media and got stuck with a $575 bill. When his car broke down in December 2023, Agosto handed it over to Carlos Mireles, a mechanic located on Chippewa Boulevard in northwest Harris County, Texas.

1 week ago | the-sun.com | Teresa Mettela

FUMING drivers have been slammed with $50 tickets thanks to a new parking rule at Costco. Drivers had no idea about the new rule until they noticed sneaky slips on their cars. Over 30 drivers found parking tickets on their vehicles in the new Costco lot on South Kanner Highway, according to Treasure Coast Newspapers. The Stuart Costco officially opened its doors on April 25, 2025, and is located on 3173 Kanner Highway, Stuart, Florida 34994-4822.

1 week ago | the-sun.com | Teresa Mettela

A WOMAN cautioned drivers about a sneaky auto scam that cost her hundreds of dollars in damages. When the driver finally got her car back, it was missing three parts. On April 30, a suspicious man was caught circling the woman's car outside her house on Reseda Boulevard in Tarzana at 2 a.m., as reported by a California local news outlet, KTLA. The victim's security camera captured the entire ordeal on tape. The scammer pretended to be a tow truck driver who had come to repossess her vehicle.

1 week ago | the-sun.com | Teresa Mettela

A DRIVER was asked to cover outstanding payments for two vehicles after doing business with a dealership. The auto shop is now being accused of taking driver payments without settling existing loans. The driver, Joy Chew, purchased a vehicle from Kelly Grimsley Auto on 8th Street at the beginning of the year, trading in her previous car. "I traded in my previous vehicle, which they’ve now sold, and then I started getting past-due notices from my bank," Chew told a local Texas news outlet, KWES-TV.