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Albion boss Tony Mowbray has challenged Albion to block Manchester United’s route to the record books by hitting the goal trail at the Hawthorns.

A serial burglar who raided pensioners’ homes in Wolverhampton three months after being freed from a jail sentence for identical crimes has been jailed for another three years.

Police have told of their disappointment after a fugitive conman from the Black Country was cleared of intentionally hitting the woman detective he knocked down as she tried to arrest him.

Defender Luke Young has backed Villa to cope without his suspended namesake Ashley at Portsmouth – despite hailing him as one of the “top three or four players” in the Premier League.

Residents on a Dudley estate are celebrating getting their own bus service after a decade of campaigning.

A record-breaking Black Country athlete will take on his biggest challenge yet when he cycles from John O’Groats to Land’s End to raise money for charity.

An accidental death verdict has been returned following an inquest on an 18-year-old Stafford woman who died when the driver of the car she was in lost control and hit a tree.

Every day, Tracey Simms dons black and is the epitome of discretion in her job as an assistant funeral director.

Thousands of passengers in the West Midlands have signed an on-line petition calling on a bus company to lower its prices.

Business leaders in Walsall have met to discuss an action plan in a bid to reduce the effects of the credit crunch and to help workers who have been made redundant get back to work.