The Latest Breaking News from Keith Williams

DETROIT — Many brought up slavery, the razing of the Black Bottom neighborhood to build a freeway, the millions of dollars in over-assessments in property taxes, the thousands of homes lost to foreclosures, and the deep personal injustice their families endured and rose above.

The Communication Workers Union claims a large number of the suspensions involve the alleged use of the word “scab” - a name given to workers who break strikes and cross picket lines

The UK rail shake-up will be revealed by the transport secretary later this week.

Mark Harper set to unveil plans to create long-awaited public body to oversee significant chunk of rail operations

The often discounted rate is to be replaced with two singles costing the same as the present return fare

Postal service is forced to take six days for five days work, says chair

The big question on fans’ minds is whether longtime voices Jeff Joniak and Tom Thayer will remain on the broadcast. The answer: That’s everyone’s intention.

Sandy Xia is the first Queenslander to receive a contract to sell her house to the government as part of the flood buyback scheme, with more people applying than what's been budgeted for.

For postal workers, firm’s proposal to hold talks at conciliation service Acas is one to consider seriously

Keith Williams, 71, believes he is the illegitimate first-born son of the 33rd Sultan of Perak but found the link too late to meet him

As opening salvo begins in dispute that could reshape a UK institution, group chair does not mince his words