FORT WORTH, Texas (Gray News) — A woman who was featured on TLC’s “My 600-lb. Life” has died at age 30. Dolly Martinez’s sister, Lindsey Cooper, announced her death this week in a Facebook post. “It ...

The sister of My 600 Pound Life star Dolly Martinez told cruel trolls to "f--- all the way off" after she announced her sibling's death at the age of 30, RadarOnline.com can reveal. Martinez died from ...

Dolly Martinez—who appeared on TLC’s My 600-Lb. Life during its 10th season—has died, her sister confirmed. She was 30. Hungary's election sends a jolting message — to Democrats 7 medications that don ...

Following ‘My 600-Lb. Life’ alum Dolly Martinez’s death at the age of 30, her mom Staci Thurman revealed the TLC star died of congestive heart failure. Over a dozen state officials rally behind ...

Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Her sister, Lindsey Cooper, confirmed the news via Facebook on Saturday, April 11. “It is with a ...

“My 600-Lb. Life” star Dolly Martinez has died at the age of 30. Martinez’s sister, Lindsey Cooper, announced the sad news on Facebook on Saturday. “Dolly had the brightest personality she could light ...

My 600-Lb. Life’s Dolly Martinez has died. She was 30. “It is with a heavy heart that I share the passing of my beautiful sister, Dolly,” Lindsey Cooper, Martinez’s sister, wrote via Facebook on ...

Ferndale — Nearing a year ago, the automotive aftermarket parts retailer Detroit Axle filed a notice with the state that the family-owned company would lay off more than 100 employees at its ...

AXN Automotive Systems has completed an expansion of its manufacturing facility in Louisville, Kentucky, as the parts supplier grows its U.S. footprint and North American customer base. The plant ...

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SAN ANTONIO – The Toyota plant, located on the South Side, officially expanded Monday to include truck axle production. Toyota officials said the new axle production will bring 411 jobs to the plant.