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Industrial accident victim in critical but stable condition
A worker injured on the Herb Gray Parkway construction site Tuesday was in critical but stable condition in hospital. Cindy Prince LaSalle police said the unidentified man was hit by a chain that broke...
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Video: Getting Ready To Reopen The Rink At Charles Clark Square
The ice rink at Charles Clark square has been closed because of the mild, wet weather but, with colder temperatures, the rink is expected to reopen on Thursday. City of Windsor manager of parks Ivan...
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Detroit consulate office will no longer process resident and work visas
Some services and staff under the visa and immigration section at the Canadian Consulate office in Detroit are being eliminated — a move that could have a negative effect on the Windsor area, says MP...
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Head-on collision on Howard Avenue near Tecumseh Road
No serious injuries were reported following a head-on collision on Howard Avenue just south of Tecumseh Road Wednesday. The collision occurred about 2:30 p.m. A man comforts his girlfriend Wednesday,...
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Judge to rule in fatal crash case
Melissa Sharpe calls killing a motorcyclist in 2009 a “driving error.” Prosecutors call it much worse. Superior Court Justice Steven Rogin will rule Thursday in Sharpe’s criminal negligence trial after...
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LaSalle man transferred to London after crash in Chatham
A 59-year-old LaSalle man was rushed to a London hospital Tuesday night after he was seriously injured in a car accident in Chatham. Chatham-Kent police said the accident happened around 5 p.m. in the...
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ERCA flood warning comes and goes without floods
A flood advisory issued by the The Essex Region Conservation Authority on Tuesday came and went without reports of flooding. After originally issuing the watch Tuesday afternoon, ERCA the extended its...
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Teacher acquitted of sex assault keeps teaching licence
A former St. Joseph high school biology teacher who was acquitted of sexually assaulting a 17-year-old female student in 2008 has been allowed to keep his teaching licence, and his union says it will...
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Windsor police seek hit-and-run driver after collision in Windsor’s west side
Windsor police are seeking the public’s help in nabbing a hit-and-run driver following a collision Wednesday afternoon at the intersection of Bridge and University Avenues in the city’s west side....
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Deal to renovate Belle Isle falls apart as Detroit council refuses to sign off
The State of Michigan has pulled an offer to revitalize Belle Isle as a state park off the table. The move came Tuesday just hours after Detroit’s city council refused to vote on the offer after months...
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New palliative care unit coming to Hotel-Dieu
Hotel-Dieu Grace Hospital will soon have its first palliative-care unit, complete with wood floors, lamp lighting and a family kitchen. The six to eight palliative-care beds will be made possible...
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Negotiators talk through ventilation pipe to child’s captor as US bunker...
MIDLAND CITY, Ala. – More than three days after he allegedly shot dead a school bus driver, grabbed a 5-year-old child and slipped into an underground bunker in the rural U.S., Jimmy Lee Dykes was...
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Highway 401 closed near Comber after two vehicle crash
The OPP are currently on scene at an accident on Highway 401 near Comber. The accident happened around 10:45 a.m. in the eastbound lanes of the 401 between the Comber exit and eastbound service centre....
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Outer Drive remains closed off until later this month
Drivers continue to be faced with detour routes as the Outer Drive connection to Highway 3 remains blocked off under construction of the $1.4-billion Herb Gray Parkway. The intersection has remained...
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Four victims of sex offender Carl Leone settle out-of-court
Four HIV-positive victims of sex offender Carl Leone have settled their lawsuits against the city out of court. The victims had retained law firm Sutts, Strosberg LLP to sue Windsor police and the...
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Woman pleads guilty to dangerous driving in fatal crash
A Windsor woman pleaded guilty Friday to dangerous driving causing death for a single-vehicle crash on Riverside Drive last year. Stephanie Angela Bravo, 22, sat weeping in the body of the courtroom...
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Area schools mourn students killed in I-75 crash
A Windsor woman remains in critical condition in a Detroit hospital after her child and stepchild were killed Thursday in mile-long pile up on Michigan’s Interstate 75. A spokesman at Detroit Receiving...
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Huge pile-up snarls traffic on Highway 401 for second week in a row
WOODSTOCK, Ont. — Provincial police have shut eastbound lanes of Highway 401 near Woodstock, Ont., after collisions that left some motorists with minor injuries. Police say the lanes at the Foldens...
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Chatham man arrested for bigamy
A 42-year-old Chatham man has been charged with bigamy following a lengthy investigation by Chatham-Kent police. On December 3, police responded to call at a residence in Chatham in regards to a...
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Man loses more than cash for speeding ticket as police seize $61,140 in trunk
BARRIERE, B.C. – A driver who seemed to be in a big hurry lost more than a few dollars with a speeding ticket near Darfield, B.C., when police found $61,140 in his car. RCMP Cpl. Dan Moskaluk says the...
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