Windsor

The Windsor spitfires were back in action Thursday, a day after officially clinching a spot in the OHL playoffs.

The Windsor Public Library needs a new home for its central branch after being asked to leave its temporary location inside the Paul Martin Building in downtown Windsor.

A Tilbury couple is refusing to pay a $330 parking ticket, arguing the incident was an honest mistake, but the city says the decision is final.

A year after missing the playoffs, the Windsor Spitfires are headed back to the post-season.

The Lakeshore Canadiens, formerly known as the Belle River Canadiens, are holding a special ceremony on Friday, honouring the 1985 team that brought home the organization’s first Schmalz Cup title.

Windsor police are asking for help locating a 29-year-old missing woman.

The public is asked to avoid the area of an active structure fire near Wallaceburg.

Monday, Feb. 17 is Family Day in Ontario, and while some people will receive the statutory holiday off work and school, others might not.

More than $15,000 was given to 11 local charities Wednesday in Windsor by the Keys of Hope organization.

The Windsor Police Service has revealed an updated list of the city’s top 10 most dangerous intersections.

The Significant Weather Event in the Town of Essex has ended.

The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit has rescinded the boil water advisory issued for consumers of the Amherstburg Water Distribution System.

There are plenty of events in Windsor-Essex for Valentine’s Day and the Family Day long weekend.

The Canadian Chamber of Commerce is predicting Windsor-Essex will be the third most impacted in Canada by tariffs imposed by the U.S.

Windsor police are releasing three years of statistics for an initiative aimed at address the opioid crisis and enhance community safety.