Stellantis, Dodge Durango and Merrillville Police
Merrillville police chief slams Stellantis over faulty Dodge Durangos, forced to sell at 'significant' loss
The police chief of Merrillville, Indiana is slamming auto giant Stellantis after its fleet of recently purchased Dodge Durango pursuit vehicles encountered serious design flaws, rendering them useless to protect the northwest Indiana town.
The Dodge brand says it will have a new crop of electric muscle cars available later this year. Orders opened this week.
'A difficult decision:' Merrillville Police forced to prematurely sell flawed Dodge pursuit vehicles
MERRILLVILLE — After months of frustration and waiting for Dodge to send the parts needed to make repairs, the Merrillville ...
Phillip Brown is in his first season at Dodge County. He said the program just needed a mentality change. "Day one when I ...
On a ESPN story released on Thursday, Dodge talked highly of both quarterbacks but stated that, "there's a reason why Quinn ...
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In what was originally a missing person case in June, a Dodge County man has officially been charged in a homicide case of ...
The estranged husband of Crystal Rasch, a woman who was reported missing in June, was charged with her death on Friday. This ...
Laxit Devendra Patel is being held on a $500,000 bond, charged with conspiracy to commit money laundering and conspiracy to ...
Charges are now filed in the death of a Dodge County woman. Zachariah Rasch is charged with first-degree intentional homicide ...
These fantastic cars were incredibly fast, and most people don't remember that not all were fitted with the 440ci big-block.
Nearly three months after a Dodge County woman was reported missing, her estranged husband has been charged in her death.
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