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Free Summer Sundays at the Heard This July

Thanks to contributions from APS, Cox Charities and the National Endowment for the Arts, general admission at the Heard Museum is free on Sundays throughout the month of July! If you’re looking for cool, air-conditioned places to visit this summer, the Heard is definitely a venue that you and your family will enjoy.

Don’t spend this Sunday at home running the AC all day, when you could check out wonderful Native American art, live dancers and more at the Heard for no cost! Aside from ongoing exhibitions that showcase Native American baskets, beadwork, jewelry, pottery, masks, fine art…

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Special Ford F-150 Sandcat Celebrates 'Halo 5' Debut

If you’re a video game fan, get ready to geek out about this special one-off Halo Sandcat custom-edition F-150, which has been designed to celebrate the debut of “Halo 5: Guardians.” The truck will be displayed at the Los Angeles Convention Center and several public events leading up to the official release of the newest “Halo” video game in October.

The Ford F-150 Halo Sandcat is based off a Lariat SuperCrew 4x4 with an FX off-road package and several other modifications have been made to transform it into a desert runner. Top among them is the addition of an…

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How to Avoid Crashes Caused by Pedal Errors

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration recently put out an advisory notice regarding gas and brake pedal errors. According to the NHTSA, pedal errors cause roughly 16,000 preventable crashes a year and it’s not only teen drivers who are making footing mistakes.

In the majority of cases, the safety agency says pedal-error crashes occur when people are driving at low speed in areas like driveways, parking lots and highway ramp exits. They also frequently occur at intersections, as well. While drivers 20 and younger and 65 and older are approximately four times more likely to confuse pedals, the…

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