It was the second week of December, and there had been 425 new COVID-19 cases in Windsor and Essex County in the previous eight days, since we’d moved to the stricter, red level of public health rules. The cases were squeezing every aspect of t...

Although Premier Doug Ford’s stay-at-home order taking effect Thursday still allows people to get outdoors to exercise and be active (while still social distancing), it seemed like people were treating a sunny Wednesday like it was the last day...

Three short seasons after raising the Memorial Cup to end his junior career as a member of the Windsor Spitfires in 2017, defenceman Mikhail Sergachev hoisted the Stanley Cup as a member of the Tampa Bay Lightning. As the puck drops on a new NHL seas...

Without a captain since Henrik Zetterberg was forced to retire with back problems in September of 2018, the Detroit Red Wings finally named a new leader on Wednesday. The Red Wings announced 24-year-old Dylan Larkin as the 37th captain in franchise h...

Essex native Brandon Revenberg will not be hitting the Canadian Football League free-agent market. The 28-year-old Revenberg agreed to a contract extension on Wednesday that will keep the two-time division all-star with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats. “Br...

LaSalle police say they've recently been receiving reports of coyote sightings — as usual this time of year.

A daredevil photographer who took self-portraits from atop the Ambassador Bridge is now facing charges in Ohio for similar stunts. Isaac Wright, 25, a U.S. army veteran who allegedly operates the DrifterShoots social media accounts, was arrested in A...

The City of Windsor is appealing for “Snow Angels,” the volunteers who annually help seniors and people with disabilities clear their driveways and sidewalks. Even though there hasn’t been much snow yet, “winter has a long way...

The law faculty at the University of Windsor has outlined various initiatives to tackle anti-Black racism on campus, including establishing a roster of lawyers available to Black-identifying students seeking help making a complaint. “Windsor Law’...

Exams for high school students in the two largest local school boards have been wiped out by the Ontario government’s announcement that there will be no in-class learning in Windsor-Essex before Feb. 10. Both the Greater Essex County District Schoo...