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Three of the officers suffered serious injuries in the early morning crash.

A leading member of the Railroad Workers Rank-and-File Committee joined supporters of United Auto Workers presidential candidate Will Lehman at the General Motors plant in Kansas City, before the campaign team moved on to St. Louis.

One day of emphasis patrols recovered 15 stolen vehicles and an estimated 1,000 fentanyl pills.

Fain has no fundamental differences with Curry. He has spent 20 years climbing up the ladder of the UAW apparatus, including the last 10 years as a top staffer at the union’s national headquarters in Detroit.

Kent County deputies are looking for at least three people who broke into a car dealership and stole five vehicles.

Car thefts are up – way up – in Kent County since 2019, and the owners of two makes, in particular, should be especially careful.

It’s a problem the police department and their Auto Task Force has been working to combat for more than a year now.

Harry Wilson is asking voters how they feel about a candidate who did not vote for Trump while considering a Republican run for New York gov.

DEAR EDITOR: The Delphi Salaried Retirees situation is far more complex than just “down to their last shot.” After nearly 12 years, I hope people know there’s much more at stake than just the very important legal battle. The issues stem from a federal agency intentionally interpreting one word in one paragraph in the lengthy Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) they say allows them to take what workers earned in decades of service, without any opportunity to object, to check PB...