Tony Pulis has immediately been installed as the hot favourite to take over as Wales manager following his West Brom sacking.
If Alex Rae ever needs a reminder of his finest hour in a Wolves shirt, he need only look at his wall.
A hat-trick from striker Massiah McDonald saw Stafford Rangers to a deserved victory over South Shields in the FA Trophy.
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn said the death was “terrible and deeply shocking news”.
Investigators say the blaze was started deliberately as the impact on Christmas deliveries is still to emerge
The best and brightest from the local professional services sector feature in the shortlist for this year's Wolverhampton Law Society Awards.
Lions of Dissent are masters of creativity. They formed in 2015 are responsible for everything from their lyrics and music to studio and video production, video, art and website design as well as screen printing T-shirts and curating photo shoots.
Former Albion defender Carl Hoefkens has revealed he played with two gay footballers during his time in England.
Fundraising for Cure Leukaemia in support of Wolves goalkeeper Carl Ikeme has soared past the £100,000 mark.
Jack Evans is struggling to see how he’ll be able to hand the keys back to the Caterham next month
Wolves stormed to the top of the Championship table with a 2-0 win over Aston Villa.
Our fans are in dreamland after a stunning performance and a 2-0 win over Villa.
Most musicals will claim to have a ‘showstopper’, a song or performance so fantastic that the production is temporarily interrupted by applause.
A drug dealer jailed for his part in a huge cocaine racket had previously been cleared of beating a man, dumping him at the roadside and leaving him to die.
Head down to Essex anytime soon to watch Billericay Town in the Isthmian League Premier Division and you might see not one, not two but three ex-Wolves players.
Wolves’ summer transfer activity was ‘extremely successful’, sporting director Kevin Thelwell has stated – despite them missing out on a new striker.
Prison inmates who started a 15-hour riot which caused more than £6 million damage to Birmingham's Winson Green prison have been jailed for up to nine years.
His body was never found in the mud and gore of the Passchendaele killing fields but Private William Richards is forever remembered in the unlikely setting of a Black Country allotment site, many miles form his native Wales.
He is the friendly voice on the radio bringing heartfelt stories and an array of homegrown entertainment to his listeners.
Sugary treats scattered with a rainbow of sprinkles and warming cuppas delighted hundreds of fundraisers across the region.
