(BPT) – For decades, the well-worn path after high school led straight to a four-year college. But as tuition soars and student debt burdens climb, many young adults are rethinking their options.

Deanna Dahlheimer, who spent 27 years in medicine, makes the case for recruiting customer-facing candidates from outside the ...

Collision repair technicians are happier with their jobs than their service technician counterparts but not thrilled overall with the industry. A new report by Ducker Carlisle provides insight into ...

The Inter-Industry Conference on Auto Collision Repair, commonly known as I-CAR, is introducing new entry-level curriculum for career and technical schools as well as collision repair centers as part ...

CCC Intelligent Solutions' Crash Course 2026 report finds fewer claims, record total losses, and growing calibration demands ...

An expansion at Fitzgerald Collision & Repair is expected to create 220 new jobs in the Upper Cumberland region. Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam, Department of Economic and Community Development ...

Heavy-duty collision repair is becoming increasingly complex due to a variety of factors, including the conversion from steel to aluminum bodies, the changing componentry and design of trucks and the ...

A college education is certainly not a bad thing. Someone has to engineer the cars we drive, and that takes highly ...

For decades, the well-worn path after high school led straight to a four-year college. But as tuition soars and student debt burdens climb, many young adults are rethinking their options. Increasingly ...