The end of the season is really just the beginning for the Detroit Lions. Sunday’s season-ending 37-35 loss to the Minnesota Vikings at Ford Field may have had a few controversial officiating calls for fans to bemoan, but the outcome was not going ...

A “Ho Ho Hospital” postcard mailout is being assailed by Coun. Rino Bortolin as the latest example of a misguided, unnecessary and money-wasting $270,000 mega-hospital lobbying campaign. The 2,000 postcards were mailed out prior to the ho...

The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit began inoculating long-term care home residents ahead of schedule over the weekend, with immunization underway at a fifth facility on Monday. Last Wednesday, the health unit received enough doses of the Moderna va...

A local community youth group fighting to save Camp Bryerswood in Amherstburg has successfully negotiated its purchase from Girl Guides of Canada. A not-for-profit group spearheaded by Kathi Poupard, a long-time area Girl Guide leader, announced the ...

A Windsor man is facing a number of criminal charges following a single motor vehicle collision Sunday evening. Windsor police officers responded to a report of a single motor vehicle collision in the 3500 block of Deerbrook Drive at 9:15 p.m. Sunday...

A legal advocacy group has stepped up to help several local religious leaders fight charges of allegedly contravening the Reopening Ontario Act during the current pandemic lockdown. Harvest Bible Church Windsor’s Rev. Aaron Rock is facing charges i...

As the health system creeps closer to a breaking point under the weight of skyrocketing COVID-19 rates, regional officials made a plea Monday for people to end the “anti-science rhetoric” and do more to stop the virus. Hotel-Dieu Grace Healthcare...

David Ivan Trombley, 22, of Windsor, faces drug and gun charges after OPP arrested him in Russell County, near Ottawa, on Dec. 30.

Jonathon Grellette, 31, of Lakeshore, faces charges of dangerous operation of a motor vehicle causing bodily harm and death for the fatal collision that happened Dec. 12 on County Road 46.

Sixteen more Windsor-Essex residents have lost their lives to COVID-19 in the deadliest 24-hour period of the pandemic to date. Thirteen of the deaths reported on Monday were residents of long-term care homes: two women and two men in their 70s, thre...