Essex OPP are investigating a stabbing Monday that left a man in hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. At around 2:15 p.m. the OPP responded to a report of an assault on a paved pathway between Thomas Street and Highway 3 near Sadler’s P...

The Detroit Tigers have cooled off quick after a fast start. Opening the season with back-to-back wins, the Tigers have now dropped two-straight games after a 15-6 loss to the Minnesota Twins in the opener of a three-game series on Monday at Comerica...

Understanding more about brain tumour survivors is the goal a new national educational resource program developed with the help of two Windsor residents. Ryan Palazzolo, a University of Windsor student, and Tara Malone, a teacher at Riverside seconda...

U.S. passenger rail provider Amtrak is continuing a push and feeling more hopeful of seeing a new Detroit to Toronto direct connection in the wake of President Joe Biden’s US$80-billion commitment to rail service under his $2-trillion infrastructur...

Education professor Clinton Beckford will address issues with racism and discrimination at the University of Windsor in his new role as acting vice-president of equity, diversity and inclusion. The two-year appointment was announced last week. UWinds...

Three people were displaced due to a Louis Avenue fire that caused about $30,000 in damages on Saturday. Windsor Fire and Rescue Service quickly extinguished the blaze, which began on the second floor of a duplex. The cause of the fire remains under ...

Motocross biking enthusiasts are voicing frustration over the removal of off-road trails at Little River Corridor Park by the city last week but vow to work with officials on future improvements. Bartomiej Wnek, a BMX enthusiast and outspoken propone...

COVID-19 cases confirmed at seven local schools over the weekend have prompted the Windsor-Essex Catholic District School Board to dismiss 184 students from in-person learning. The board on Sunday announced students who may have been exposed to their...

Re: Cross-border workers could face huge tax bills for time working from home, by Julie Kotsis, March 2 Anyone who works in the U.S. should always be aware of tax implications. If the taxes were not taken out of your payroll, then you should have bee...

A decision to outsource janitorial work at city hall campus that had divided council will now not take place. In November, by a 6-5 count with Mayor Drew Dilkens casting the deciding vote, council approved an outsourcing of the jobs that would have d...