Until Sunday, the Windsor Spitfires had not trailed in a playoff game.  With captain Liam Greentree tossed from the game and down two goals after 40 minutes, the Windsor Spitfires stormed back.  Windsor scored three goals in the final period, i...

“We are teachers for life.” That message from Linda White this week punctuated The Retired Women Teachers of Ontario’s 70th jubilee celebration in Windsor. “Our hearts are still in the profession, which was a very rewarding pr...

A trial for an emergency room physician facing multiple sex charges involving a minor slated to begin Friday has been adjourned for several weeks due to the court being busy.

The Windsor Police Service is asking for the public’s help identifying a suspect after a business in the city’s east end was vandalized late last month. The incident occurred around 1:30 a.m. on March 27 at a commercial property in the 38...

Two suspects are wanted by Windsor police for assault causing bodily harm following an alleged road rage incident that left one person seriously injured. Officers with the Windsor Police Service responded on Tuesday, April 2, just before 5 p.m., to ...

Gulf Developments of Windsor will build the new $5-million fire station in Harrow, the Town of Essex decided Monday.  Essex Fire Station 3 will be built at the Rosborough soccer field property in the southwest corner of the parking lot.  Th...

Amherstburg is taking a third crack at a business licensing bylaw on Monday with a “less over-reaching” proposal after passing and then rescinding a 2023 bylaw then rejecting a second proposed bylaw in early last year.  The intent of the busines...

No, it was not perfect.  In the end, all that mattered to the Windsor Spitfires was a series-opening win.  The Spitfires watched a two-goal lead slip away, leaned heavy on goalie Joey Costanzo, but never trailed in beating the Flint Firebi...

The Downtown Mission "can't be the first thing that everybody sees when they come into downtown and the last thing everybody sees when they leave," says DWBIA chair.

A 2020 police drug raid that led to the seizure of nearly 90,000 illicit cannabis plants and 2,428 kg of dried marijuana has resulted in a $50,000 fine for a Leamington farm. The total value of the illegal pot seized by police was estimated at $80 mi...