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Wheatley’s development continues with demolition process

Wheatley’s revitalization efforts continue with a demolition process beginning on July 21.

Windsor seniors targeted in contractor scam

After two separate contractor scams targeting seniors, police are searching for five suspects.

Cloudy and warm temperatures throughout Sunday

Cloudy weather lingers throughout the day on Sunday, with warm temperatures.

One man left with gunshot wounds in Windsor after early morning shooting

An early-morning shooting on Sunday left a 22-year-old man with gunshot wounds.

16,500 lbs of produce diverted from farmers’ market to those in need

A program that ensures unsold food from the stalls of the Downtown Windsor Farmers’ Market reaches those battling food insecurity has reached a milestone on Saturday.

Opportunity to join Windsor’s city council opens

Windsor’s city council has a seat vacancy for ward 2, with nomination forms available on July 21.

Suspects arrested after armed robbery in Windsor earlier this month

Two suspects have been arrested following a home invasion and armed robbery earlier this month on July 5.

Fraud suspect wanted by Windsor police

Windsor police are turning to the public for assistance in identifying a suspect wanted in connection to a fraud investigation.

Be careful where you swim this weekend, WECHU cautions

If you're hoping to swing by a local beach between rain showers this weekend, you might want to check the water quality first.

Capacity reached at Windsor-Essex Humane Society

Peak capacity has been reached at the Windsor Essex County Humane Society (WECHS), which poses a challenge for ongoing animal rescue efforts.

‘Live at The Square’ set to energize City Hall Square

Windsor's new City Hall Square is making a splash in its first week.

‘Be a man of your word’: Request to local homebuilder

A Belle River couple is calling out Everjonge Homes Ltd. for not following up on their promise.

Bat tests positive for rabies in Chatham-Kent, prompting public health warning

Chatham-Kent Public Health is urging residents to take precautions after a bat recently tested positive for rabies in the region.

‘They’re bombing us almost every single day’: Windsor defence lawyer applauds restrictions to virtual courtroom

Ontario is no longer granting full public access to Zoom links for court proceedings.

What’s Happening in Windsor-Essex July 18-20

Looking for something to do this weekend? Windsor-Essex has you covered with a mix of unique experiences, including immersive escape rooms, artsy strolls, and a throwback 80s party.