An online survey of over 400 high school students aimed at probing what pandemic life has been like found 93 per cent of respondents feel their mental health has worsened while nearly 40 per cent plan to change their career pathways. Half of students...

Arson investigators with Windsor police are seeking photo and video evidence related to the house fire in the 500 block of Church Street early Tuesday.

Michael Allard, 37, of Windsor — a man well-known to police — faces new drug trafficking charges after quantities of various substances were seized from a residence on Capitol Street on Wednesday.

The Downtown Mission is voluntarily shutting down the temporary emergency shelter that’s been described as a “rogue” shelter operating in defiance of public health efforts to safely house homeless people. “The Downtown Mission...

Demonstrators outside city hall Thursday called into question the city’s handling of emergency shelter during the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak that temporarily shut down the Downtown Mission while demanding more be done to support and communicate ...

Lakeshore’s Ty Tullio is counting his blessings. While the majority of his teammates with the Oshawa Generals have been sidelined by the Ontario Hockey League’s shutdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the 18-year-old Tullio has been on a bit of a ...

Less than two weeks after being arrested and charged with attempted murder, a young Windsor man is dead following a fatal drug overdose while in custody at the South West Detention Centre. Nathaniel Krug, 21, and a cellmate overdosed on the powerful ...

Mar. 11 marks the one-year anniversary of the WHO declaring COVID-19 a global pandemic — something Theresa Marentette of the WECHU describes as an incredible journey that's far from over.

The Unemployed Help Centre has launched meal deliveries with a $10,000 donation by a local lawyer. The centre is supplying takeout dinners with the donation by Eric Katzman. The dinners are being provided to clients identified by the centre or Housin...

An Ohio facility doing weapons testing was responsible for the rumblings and booms heard in and around Amherstburg Tuesday and Wednesday. “Yes, we conducted testing yesterday and I have responded to a number of inquiries from people in Canada,” A...