London police find taser, charge tenant
You know it's not your lucky night when somebody pepper-sprays your living room, then the police show up and find your taser.
View ArticleJury in Christopher-Gale second-degree murder trial deliberating for second day
The waiting continues at the London courthouse for a verdict in the Christopher Gale second-degree murder trial.
View ArticleAmerican officials warn wait times could climb
U.S. officials are warning delays as long as several hours could be possible at border crossings because of budget cuts.
View ArticleOmbudsman investigating restaurant meeting by mayor and six councillors
Ontario Ombudsman Andre Marin has launched a formal investigation into the Feb. 23 lunch held at an northeast London restaurant by Mayor Joe Fontana and six members of council.
View ArticleCami investment secures next generation vehicles
Cami Assembly in Ingersoll is getting a $250 million investment and job security for its 3,000 workers.
View ArticleConservative leader Tim Hudak proposes second food terminal outside of Toronto
Ontario’s Conservatives support constructing another food terminal somewhere outside of Toronto – but they won’t fork over any provincial cash for the task.
View ArticleGarland is charged with the second-degree murder of Brookelyn Hopkins
A tentative date has been set for the trial an Ingersoll babysitter charged with the murder of an infant who died in her care.
View ArticleReports of fake American $100 bills in London
If someone hands you an American $100 bill, look it over carefully.
View ArticleLondoner Celina Rivas Vasquez is crowned Miss Teen Canada 2013.
A London high school student has been crowned Miss Teen Canada for 2013.
View ArticleChristopher Gale mistrial will likely remain a jury mystery
It’s likely the public will never know what happened in the jury room at the murder trial of Christopher Gale.
View ArticleConvicted pedophile Craig Vannatter faces new charges of uttering death threats
A dangerous offender hearing for convicted pedophile Craig Vannatter has been tentatively rescheduled to begin August 12.
View ArticleTeen and her daughter escape mid-day house fire in Aamjiwnaang
An Aamjiwnaang family has only the clothes on their backs after a blaze gutted their Tashmoo Avenue home Friday.
View ArticleWestern Fair reaches deal for transitional funding
Western Fair, along with three other trace tracks, have reached a tentative agreement with the Ontario government for transitional funding, Premier Kathleen Wynne announced Friday.
View ArticleLondon Coun. Sandy White's eight-day string of bizarre behaviour raises...
From the fringes of council to the front steps of city hall.
View ArticleHealth Minister Deb Matthews announces $15-million funding from Ontario Brain...
Trying to get ahead of an age group that'll soon be Ontario's largest, and the most prone to brain diseases, Western University researchers will lead a provincial effort to jointly study the causes of...
View ArticleLondon area unemployment
When Cami Assembly landed a $250-million investment Friday, and years of steady work for its 3,000 employees, auto analyst Dennis DesRosiers wasn't surprised.
View ArticleLondon area unemployment: Lost: 1,000 area jobs
After a year of slowly knocking it down, London's jobless number is back up to what it was near the height of the recession - only this time it's not just manufacturing, but once-strong sectors like...
View ArticleLondon area unemployment: Damage control?
Calling its 9.1% jobless rate unacceptable, Mayor Joe Fontana says he has a plan to turn it around.
View ArticleAge hasn’t slowed this Sarnia woman down
When she's not knitting, quilting, or reading a good mystery novel, 91-year-old Doris Field is pumping iron at the gym.
View ArticleEugene Soucy found in London hotel room with teenager, alcohol, drugs and...
A 49-year-old man arrested in a London hotel room was sentenced to two years behind bars Friday for luring two boys to a Niagara Falls hotel and forcing them to engage in sex acts while he watched in...
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