Nashville, TN

The Comeback 

Tennessee Titans General Manager Ran Carthon wants to set the record straight: The team is not trying to trade star running back Derrick Henry this offseason. “There’s nothing new to report,” Carthon told ESPN at the NFL league meeting in Phoenix. “There was an erroneous report that came out. I’ve spoken to Todd (France), Derrick’s Read more...
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NFL world reacts to huge Derrick Henry trade update

Georgia State

Newnan, GA

Two employees of a Nissan dealership in Newnan, Georgia, just south of Atlanta, have been arrested over allegations of fraud on vehicle purchase papers, and forged signatures. Attorney John Lovell is representing the two Nissan dealer employees in the case, and told Autonews, that his clients were arrested on single charges of theft by deception.

Nissan Dealer Employees Arrested After Customer Accusations Of Fraud And Forgery

California State

Lathrop, CA

Tesla is slowly ramping up production of its all-electric Semi truck despite a number of high-profile breakdowns. Now, one source says that a number of those incidents come down to malfunctioning screens that relay important driver information. Evidently, these broken-down trucks end up towed to a “secret” location in Lathrop, California.

Report Claims Tesla Semi Breakdowns Linked To Glitch That That May Turn Off Screen

Detroit, MI

Detroit might be home to the Big Three, but there’s plenty of Hyundai and Kia vehicles in the Motor City. This is causing problems as the lack of engine immobilizers in some models has contributed to a significant increase in car thefts. While they’re not the only city dealing...

Detroit Police Want More License Plate Readers As Auto Thefts Soar 30%

Boston, MA

Abington, MA

Supply chain shortages have resulted in lengthy repair times and while this is mostly just an inconvenience, sometimes the implications are far more serious. That’s the case with an ambulance owned by the Abington Fire Department in Massachusetts. According to Boston 25, the vehicle is based on a 2019 Ford F-550 and it suffered a “catastrophic engine failure” in October.

Ford’s Supply Chain Woes Leave Fire Department’s $300K Ambulance Out Of Service For Months

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Zeekr Teases New Compact EV Set To Debut This Year

Zeekr took on social media to tease its upcoming third production model, with the lightly camouflaged prototype hints at a compact crossover bodystyle. The new electric...

Zeekr Teases New Compact EV Set To Debut This Year

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