Julie Kotsis is a Reporter at Sarnia & Lambton County This Week. She covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, culture and society, as well as security and law enforcement, often exploring themes related to disaster response and crime. Julie's work has been featured in notable publications such as The London Free Press, National Post, and Toronto Sun, among others.
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Officers located a suspect and arrested him July 7 in the area of Park Street East and Ouellette Avenue.
A dispute among neighbours led to one arrest Sunday in Leamington.
Windsor police charged two people with impaired driving following separate collisions over the weekend.
By: Julie Kotsis
Windsor police continue to look for a firearm allegedly used by a 15-year-old youth to threaten a 13-year-old boy.
A Harrow woman faces impaired driving charges after the vehicle she was driving hit a hydro pole in Essex.
Two people have been charged after a dog was stolen during an armed robbery.
By: Julie Kotsis
Heading into the long Civic holiday weekend, the OPP service reminds motorists to drive sober and move over for emergency vehicles.
Windsor police are searching for a suspect involved in a theft and altercation at an east side convenience store.
The Canadian Transportation Museum and Heritage Village unveiled a newly renovated print shop, thanks to a $200,000 provincial grant.
Just days after the Gordie Howe bridge opened to the public, Windsor police charged two motorists entering Canada with impaired driving.
