Windsor

February is Black History Month, and Windsor has a deeply steeped history in the Underground Railroad and the liberation of slaves.

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer believes that the incoming tariffs will damage Michigan’s economy, and put more than a million Michigan jobs at risk.

Today is Groundhog Day, and groundhogs across the country will emerge from their burrows to cast their annual forecast whether winter will end early this year.

Fresh off a second-place finish at his first Speaker Slam competition, Richie Keirouz, 48, booked his entry into the ninth annual Grand Slam later this year.

According to police, on Jan. 28, at 4:15 a.m., a red Honda ATV was stolen from an industrial area in the 8600 block of Anchor Drive.

Police say that a search of the Florence St. home resulted in the seizure of a variety of controlled substances and related contraband.

In case you missed it, CTV News Windsor has compiled all of the top local stories from this week into one video.

Following a milder day on Friday, temperatures plunged overnight and are expected to remain frigid before rebounding early next week.

A fire that broke out at the former Leamington District Secondary School located at 125 Talbot St. west, has been deemed suspicious.

The kick-off to Kordazone Theatre's season is a week away, and the first production is a three-time Tony-award-winning musical.

The Windsor Police Service would like help identifying two suspects wanted in a counterfeit currency investigation.

Windsor police are investigating an attempted murder in the City’s west end.

Ontario NDP Leader Marit Stiles dismissed the Progressive Conservatives’ push to take Windsor West in the upcoming provincial snap election, firing back at the party during a campaign stop in the city.

A significant commercial development proposal in Windsor’s east end will be discussed at Monday’s Development and Heritage Standing Committee meeting.

The bravery of Rosa Parks is going to be celebrated in Windsor.