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  Five drivers charged with alcohol-related driving offences

  Essex County OPP officers have charged five people with impaired driving over the weekend.

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  Active incident under investigation in Leamington

  Essex County OPP have launched an investigation into an active incident in Leamington.

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  ZZ Top taking The Colosseum Stage

  Rock legends ZZ Top has added Windsor to its tour stops next year.

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  Body found in Detroit River identified

  The man found in the Detroit last month has been identified, according to the LaSalle Police Service.

• No drunk drivers found in LaSalle RIDE program

  LaSalle police were rewarding sober drivers with candy canes during a RIDE program over the weekend.

• Confusion over closure of Windsor WSIB office, remote services offered

  A group of injured workers and their supporters gathered in Windsor Monday afternoon — pushing for more supports for those hurt and made sick on the job.

• Woman dies after vehicle crashes into south Windsor home

  Windsor police say a 73-year-old woman has died after a vehicle hit a house in south Windsor.

• 'Project Red Ribbon' launches in Windsor-Essex this week

  The annual event raises awareness about the risks of impaired driving during the holiday season and urges people to plan ahead.

• Police warning of porch pirate season after arrest made in Wallaceburg

  According to Chatham-Kent police, a Wallaceburg officer had recently seen a social media post with concerns of alleged porch pirates stealing packages in town.

• Bill 100 introduces new police powers to deal with protests

  Born out of the Ambassador Bridge Blockade in 2022, new police powers mean law enforcement can now respond much faster and harder if a similar situation were to arise again.

• Windsor expands shelter system with overnight emergency spaces, 73 new warming centres

  Windsor city council has approved turning the Windsor Homelessness and Housing Help Hub into an overnight emergency shelter and adding six dozen warming centres to the region's shelter system.

• Windsor’s high unemployment rate doesn’t paint the whole picture: Experts

  New Statistic Canada number show there were over 18,000 people still unemployed in our area and looking for work in November.