London

The best way to measure the excitement surrounding a $1.6 million jackpot in Sarnia was to take a walk.

Despite a notable decrease in building permits issued during the first quarter of 2026 compared to the previous year, optimism is on the rise within London's housing development sector.

Female high school students gathered at Fanshawe College in London, Ont. for the annual ‘Jill of All Trades’ event.

The first challenger has announced their intention to run against presumptive incumbent mayoral candidate Josh Morgan in this year’s municipal election.

For some, it’s a convenient and less expensive alternative to driving a car, but those who choose an electric bicycle to get around are subject to the same laws regarding impaired driving as any other driver on the roads.

Cool and unsettled conditions across the region Thursday, but you can expect some breaks of sunshine.

Twenty-two cancer survivors will take to the stage at the Kingsbridge Centre in Huron County tonight to show themselves — and their community — that life does not have to end with a cancer diagnosis.

A crash around 8 a.m. caused significant slowdowns on a major route into the city.

Frustrated about reckless behavior and underage riders on electric kick scooters, city council will consider giving its by-law more teeth if London.

Appetronix, an automation company in London, is using AI driven dispensing technology to create the ultimate comfort food.

Hundreds of researchers filled Western University’s Ronald D. Schmeichel Building for Entrepreneurship and Innovation on Wednesday for London Health Research Day, with a packed program highlighting the scope and ambition of health research underway in the city.

London’s Old South Business Association is calling for more help for businesses when it comes to construction of the latest phase of bus rapid transit.

A longtime high school in St. Thomas is set to close its doors after nearly a century, prompting reflection and concern among students, alumni and families.

A person has suffered serious injuries after being doused in a flammable substance and set on fire following an altercation in Woodstock earlier this month.

The Ontario government says it is investing $1.6 billion in school construction projects aimed at easing overcrowding and supporting growing communities.