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Craig Young, the owner of FoxFire Towing, needed a more versatile wreck truck than any available on the market, so he decided to build one.

However, we found no evidence Los Angeles tow truck drivers were targeting ICE vehicles specifically. The above video shows only highway traffic, and no evidence of a tow truck hauling an ICE vehicle.

Tow truck drivers in Los Angeles are not targeting illegally parked ICE vehicles. That claim originated as satire.

The Kenworth assembly plant in Chillicothe, Ohio, held the company's annual truck parade in the city's downtown, paying homage to the storied W900 model.

Dozens of trucks rolled through downtown Chillicothe as Kenworth celebrated its iconic W900 and honored a veteran driver during this year’s Truck Parade.

A major wiretap investigation has blown open a violent criminal network operating inside the Greater Toronto Area’s towing industry.

Curious who owns Kenworth and where the trucks are built? Learn about the company’s parent brand and their main manufacturing locations.

The annual truck parade is set to take place on June 14th, learn everything you need to know about the event here.