Police say the 30-year-old suspect, who has not been named, appeared to be highly intoxicated at the time of the incident.

Lawmakers were trying to increase security for passengers and drivers, but the country’s largest rideshare company says it will leave Colorado if the bill becomes law.

Six suspects from Brooklyn have been arrested in a multi-state takedown of an organized fraud ring that targeted rideshare ...

NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, Texas — A 60-year-old rideshare driver was shot and killed by a "highly intoxicated" passenger in North ...

A 30-year-old man is facing a murder charge in connection to the fatal shooting of a rideshare driver, North Richland Hills ...

As we age, maintaining independence can become more difficult—especially for older adults without access to a car or those ...

While Waymo may be Uber’s marquee U.S. partner, the rideshare giant is making it clear it won’t rely on just one self-driving ...

Uber said a bill creating new restrictions in Colorado on rideshare companies did not change enough to keep the company from ...

Gregory Black, 34, accepted a plea deal and was sentenced to 26 years in prison. He will serve 18 years for violating his ...

Just Her Rideshare is a Charlotte-based rideshare company created for women by women. Why it matters: "We're here to offer ...

State lawmakers closed out the regular legislative session Wednesday evening, and before they left, they sent a bill to ...

Uber has threatened to cease operations in Colorado if a newly passed rideshare safety bill becomes law. House Bill 25-1291 was recently approved by the Colorado General Assembly and now awaits ...