Windsor filmmaker Matt Gallagher didn’t just document the emotional communication with loved ones at a COVID-19 field hospital — he lived it. Gallagher’s sad but insightful new documentary Dispatches From a Field Hospital, premiering Tuesday on...

Multiple shots were heard and spent ammunition was found in the 3400 block of Bloomfield Road around 12:20 a.m. Friday, say Windsor police.

Homemade play dough, sandwich bags and garden hoses have all been pressed into service, as instructors at St. Clair College strive to teach online programs better suited to in-person delivery. “It’s no one’s fault we’re in this situation,” ...

Students and staff of 11 schools can attend voluntary COVID-19 testing this Saturday with the cooperation of all four Windsor-Essex school boards. It's the first of many clinics meant for those who don't have symptoms but still want to be tested.

Friday was the last day of testing at Windsor Regional Hospital's Met Campus COVID-19 assessment centre. The site is being closed due to lower demand and need to preserve human resources for vaccination efforts, WRH said.

A Freedom of Information request by the Star has revealed what four Leamington produce companies  paid for multiyear sponsorship deals — worth $1.9 million in total — involving naming rights to municipal recreation facilities. Nature Fresh Farms...

Is there a serial arsonist in Windsor's core? Police are looking into the possibility of one person being responsible for multiple suspicious fires near the downtown area.

Fontainebleau Park is getting a $400,000 splash pad and area families are invited to have a say in what fun features it will have. “Would you like it themed? Would you like ground spray events, overhead dumping buckets? There’s a lot of t...

The mother of a young Windsor man who died after accessing illegal drugs inside the South West Detention Centre said the family is “devastated,” and she asks how the correctional facility could have failed her son who has had opiate addic...

Thirty people experiencing homelessness stayed at the Downtown Mission’s temporary shelter in the former library on Ouellette Avenue — the shelter that executive director Ron Dunn opened in defiance of a public health order — on Tuesday nig...