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UAW President Shawn Fain announced that 38 new sites across the country were joining the movement at noon.

President Shawn Fain will host a Facebook Live session Friday morning where he is expected to announce the next three plants where union members will hit the picket line.

About 200 workers at the plant at 4400 W. Mount Hope Road joined the week-old strike Friday, UAW Local 1753 President Dwight Washington said.

On the day before the UAW has vowed to expand its strike against the Big Three automakers, members of Local 2209 took part in a monthly "Building Solidarity Day."

INDIANAPOLIS – On Wednesday, the Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM) awarded the 2023 Governor’s Awards for Environmental Excellence to six recipients during the annual Partners for Pollution Prevention Conference and Tradeshow in Indianapolis. "For nearly 30 yea ...

In an historic first, the UAW called on workers to walk off the line at factories owned by all three Detroit auto manufacturers at the same time.

All Indiana plants, like General Motors Fort Wayne Assembly and Kokomos Stellantis Transmission Plant, are still operating. But work stoppages in other states can affect the plants that arent on strike too.

Supply constraints continue to affect some of General Motors Co.'s production with the automaker planning another down week at its Indiana, light-duty truck…

Fort Wayne Assembly is down this week and will now be down an additional week through Sept. 8 for an unspecified supply constraint.

Truck production at General Motors Co.s Fort Wayne Assembly plant will be down next week because of an unspecified supply shortage, the automaker confirmed Tuesday. "Fort Wayne Assembly production is