Nutson's Nuggets: Last Week's (January 23-29, 2012) In Case You Were Not Paying Attention
Auto Central Louisville KY January 29, 2012; Each week Larry Nutson, The Auto Channel's Chicago Bureau Chief, along with Steve Purdy and Thom Cannell from The Auto Channel Detroit Bureau give you the past week's automotive news highlights you may have missed.
High-tech features driving car sales
Charles Graham was willing to spend an extra $8,000 or so to make sure his 2011 Lexus Gs 450h had as many high-tech features as possible.
Tempe-based Mountainside Fitness built on service
By focusing on providing a welcoming place to come and get physically fit, Tempe-based Mountainside Fitness has been able to carve out a significant niche in an industry dominated by national chains.
Mesa police arrest man in connection with SUV theft
Suspect David Jennings had a nickname of "Joyride Jennings," Mesa police say.
Liberty Memorial Central Middle School honor roll for fall 2011
These Liberty Memorial Central Middle School students were named to honor rolls for the first semester of the 2011-2012 school year.
Cadillac Turns To A 28-Year-Old To Reinvent The "Standard Of The World"
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New Year's worry: Will arsonist strike LA again?
On what would already be one of their busiest nights of the year, police and firefighters Saturday will be patrolling neighborhoods, taking hotline phone calls and scrambling to identify who was behind the arson fires that have spooked the Hollywood area for two straight nights and were making it an uneasy New Year's Eve in Los Angeles.
FOMC: Fraud is funny!
In February 2007, the subprime meltdown began. Two months before that, members of the Federal Open Market Committee were laughing about borrowers who were having trouble qualifying for mortgages.
More car fires hit LA on New Year's
Four more car fires broke out in the Los Angeles area New Year's Eve, leaving authorities to probe for any links to a series of arson blazes that burned dozens of cars and spread to some structures in recent days.
LA fears long night of New Year's arsons awaits
Fire trucks parked in neighborhoods. Police patrolled the city. Switchboards took hotline calls. City officials scrambled on a busy New Year's Eve to identify who was behind dozens of arson fires that have spooked the Hollywood area for two straight nights.