The classification of e-bikes and who’s allowed to ride them are changing tomorrow, based on a new law in Connecticut that targets young e-bike riders and speed modifications.

Investigators say 56-year-old Jesse Angelo Perez Jr. is suspected of burglarizing homes and stealing bicycles in the Heights.

Police said the e-bikes will expand the team's ability to engage residents and increase patrols in parks and business districts.

Police seized 12 illegal e-bikes and made one arrest as part of an operation Exeter. On Thursday, September 25), officers ...

The increased presence of e-bikes and scooters in the city was once again a hot topic at this week’s Wilkes-Barre City ...

Worst beginner biker mistakes include poor gear choices, ignoring road rules, and skipping safety checks that could save your ...

Connecticut legislators hope that new e-bike laws will offer a sense of safety and peace for riders across the state.

Currently, anyone aged 14 or over can legally ride an e-bike. The power output of an e-bike's motor should be capped at 250 ...

Waukee police chief Chad McCluskey says some e-scooters can get up to 50 mph, but accidents while going just 15-20 mph can still be fatal.

Over seven dozen Connecticut laws concerning a range of issues, from regulations around e-bikes and helmets to hunting on ...