According to Ford, an estimated 332 such vehicles exist ... with production grinding to a halt in 2001 at the River Rouge complex. Mustang production has been handled by the Flat Rock Assembly ...

It’s black, or it’s white.” John and Horace wound up suing Ford after Henry suspended stock dividends to build the River Rouge complex and won a $19,275,385 payout in 1919. Both Dodge ...

EGLE cited environmental concerns, including impacts to the Rouge River Watershed and ... a proposed Topgolf entertainment complex near Interstate 275 and Ford Road is in question following ...

State environmental regulators have denied a wetlands-filling permit sought by developers of a proposed Topgolf driving range and restaurant and entertainment complex in Canton Township ...

It’s black, or it’s white.” John and Horace wound up suing Ford after Henry suspended stock dividends to build the River Rouge complex and won a $19,275,385 payout in 1919. Both Dodge ...

Ford Motor Co. has targeted workers at the historic Ford Rouge Complex in Dearborn, Michigan. On Monday, workers were told Ford was sending police and K-9 units into the Dearborn Truck and Rouge ...

The Ford Motor Company has identified a battery ... 2022 and August 14, 2024 at the Rouge complex. Manufactured by SK Battery America, the battery cells in the subject vehicles may have been ...

Ryan said Ford will hold an open house at its Rouge Complex this summer, and he will bring some of the Heritage Fleet vehicles there so that the employees can bask in pride about the vehicles they ...

Ford is targeting the historic Rouge Complex in Dearborn, Michigan, for its latest “enhanced” security operation. Under the pretext of seizing drugs and firearms, the company is conducting ...

The charges stem from a June 2024 explosion at a home in River Rouge that injured two children, officials said. Marchbanks is scheduled to be sentenced on July 15. He faces up to 10 years in ...

After reading the Feb. 2 Curious Louisiana story about the Southern Pacific Railroad line connecting Baton Rouge and Lafayette in the early 20th century, Craig Bridges' interest was piqued.