Local news stories affecting the auto body industry in Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota, and Wisconsin
Almost two-thirds of Illinois small business owners report experiencing a significant negative impact from high gas prices.
Classic Collision, LLC, a leading national multi-site collision repair operator based in Atlanta, announced a new closing April 4---the acquisition of Crystal Lake Automotive in Burnsville and Lakeville, MN.
A Michigan man is in deep with the federal government as he allegedly used a stolen identity to defraud several dealerships in the state.
PPG on March 25 announced it has named ColorVision of Springfield, MO, its Automotive Refinish 2021 Platinum Distributor of the Year.
For a lot of reasons, people feel like they’re living in the movie "Groundhog Day." Awful stuff seems to be on repeat, like the shutdown of Corvette production in Bowling Green, KY.
When customers and vendors arrive at CARSTAR Mount Orab in Williamsburg, OH, they are greeted by the director of operations, Jackson Barnes, who offers a handshake and a welcome from his desk, where his Snap-on toolbox is by his side.
Two identical bills would give Missourians a one-time, six-month motor fuel tax holiday, but an exemption of the state’s sales tax also was mentioned during a hearing March 22.
LG Chem's LG Energy Solution (LGES) will invest $1.7 billion into its existing, wholly-owned lithium-ion battery cell plant in Holland, MI, which was built in 2010.
SEMA applauds Kansas lawmakers for passing HB 2594, “Exempting certain modifications on antique vehicles from vehicle identification number offense seizures and dispositions,” as a critical step forward in protecting the rights of restorers and owners of classic vehicles in the state.
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is providing important consumer protection reminders as auto insurers issue $400 per-vehicle refunds to eligible Michigan policyholders.