The business said it will continue to trade as normal even if it files for a Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the US.

The Dave’s Funniest Joke of the Fringe returned for the first time since 2019.

An NHS accountant who was told he might never walk again after a serious accident has scaled 6,000 metres to the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro.

Doug Parker walks up to the microphone. A couple of dozen people are sat around a crowded table, listening attentively to every word he says.

Wolves Foundation’s Feed Our Pack holiday activity camps have been in full flow over the summer, offering the city’s young people to enjoy a range of activities along with some nutritious food.

Railway workers will be campaigning outside Walsall Railway Station's ticket office on Tuesday, to alert passengers to the threat facing their local ticket offices.

Dog lovers descended on the Wings and Paws fun day in Coven making it the biggest event the animal charity has ever held.

My trolley positively glowed as I pushed it around Asda.

Schools across the Black Country are responsible for how they treat children who identify as transgender, councils have said.

There will be strictly a lot of dancing when ballroom enthusiasts take to the floor at a revamped town hall.

Residents tending a public garden in the heart of a community are flying the flag after being rewarded for creating an amazing green space for the fourth year running.

Haden Cross Fire Station is appealing for school uniforms.

A telegraph pole has fallen on a Bloxwich street.

The death of a Black Country mother has prompted a massive outpouring of grief after she died in Stourport canal basin this week.

Neil Cutts, from Surfers Against Sewage, warned the Government is unlikely to tackle the problem in the foreseeable future.

Police officers swooped on a Redditch park after reports of a sexual assault this morning (Sunday).

Some of the many people whose lives were touched by the late Black Country businessman known as Mr Poundland have spoken of their fond memories of 'a lovely, modest, down to earth man'.

Thousands of spectators packed Wolverhampton to watch the first Krazy Races in the city.

An Audi driver who flagrantly parked on a pavement next to double yellow lines in Bilston has been handed a fixed penalty notice.

The sun is out, spirits are high and crowds are turning out in full force for the first-ever Camp Bestival held in the West Midlands.

Film and TV star Tom Hardy has been competing in a martial arts event in the West Midlands - and even took the time to embrace a star-struck young fan afterwards.

Visitors have been treated to great weather, floating traders and historical boats at this year's Brownhills Canal Festival.

Badminton players with learning difficulties from across the country have come together to take part in a tournament featuring 84 players.

Members of the Criminal Bar Association are being balloted on an indefinite strike that would start on September 5.

A University of Wolverhampton graduate has made the cut after winning a national award for his creative work in the film industry.

Police have unearthed a chop shop in the Black Country in a raid following a tip-off about illegal activity.

A councillor representing the West Bromwich ward in which a huge fire blazed has warned that the area needs to be redeveloped to protect local residents.

The family of a heroic Black Country boy who saved the life of another child in difficulty at sea have spoken of their pride.

A road that was closed due to a massive fire which saw black smoke pour into the sky has been reopened 24 hours on.

Fire crews have been working through the night watching over the site of a massive fire that saw black smoke pour into the sky and disrupt roads and trains across the Black Country.

Colleagues have paid congratulations to a clerical assistant who has called it a day after 32 years of service.

Wolverhampton has answered a call for volunteers to create a new lifesaving 'zero responders' team within a week.

The head of the NHS has told hospitals to prepare public health campaigns to direct people to other services.

Bills could rise to £4,800 in January then hit close to £6,100 from April, forecasters have warned.

Illegal tobacco products and vapes have been sniffed out across Walsall thanks to a series of targeted police raids.

Sunday morning train services will also be affected due to the knock-on effect of Saturday’s walkout.