The union leader representing employees at Caesars Windsor slammed the casino’s decision to keep some restaurants closed when the casino reopens this week. Dave Cassidy, president of Unifor Local 444, said on social media Tuesday a partial reopenin...

Windsor police administered naloxone to nine people in the last three months — more than double the number officers treated at the year’s start — according to a quarterly report from the force published this week. In April, May, and June, o...

As of midnight Tuesday, the tenants of River Place Residence are out. For some, leaving River Place means living on the streets. The small apartment building at 245 Detroit St. was deemed unsafe last week by the City of Windsor and residents given un...

Windsor Regional Hospital’s cardiac catheterization lab will not reopen until at least the end of the month, after recent flooding forced its closure, say officials. The lab was closed Friday after flooding impacted basement areas at the Ouellette ...

More than a third of all Transit Windsor buses are older than 12 years — with many approaching 20 years of use.

Chris Nepszy has been announced as Windsor's next city engineer. Mark Winterton is retiring from the position after 30 years working for the City of Windsor.

A Lakeshore man has been charged with impaired driving following a traffic complaint to OPP on Monday. Lakeshore OPP responded to a report of a possibly impaired driver on Old Tecumseh Road at 10:50 p.m. Officers located the vehicle and, while speaki...

Local financial advisor Peter Dobrich already has starting a successful business and two Memorial Cups as a former co-owner on the Windsor Spitfires on his resume, but now he can add published author of an Amazon bestseller. Dobrich was asked to writ...

St. Clair College announced Tuesday that in large part students will return to campus for in-person learning this fall. College president Patti France made the announcement shortly after the Minister for Colleges and Universities, Jill Dunlop, toured...

Zoning has officially changed for 1370 Argyle Rd. — the building behind Market Square that was destroyed by fire three years ago — to become an 81-unit apartment building.