Robert Lothian

Memories of the former Kingsville District High School are being revived at the very same time the building is turned to rubble.

Colourful floats, musical acts, and a lot of bubbles rolled across Ottawa Street Sunday for the Windsor-Essex Pride Parade.

The sudden closure of the Estetica Day Spa in Lakeshore has left some gift certificate holders unsure they’ll ever be fully compensated.

Tecumseh has approved a new sweeping zoning bylaw, but not without a major last-minute change.

Leamington is celebrating the official opening of its new Waterfront Market Plaza.

As the use of e-scooters and e-bikes becomes more prevalent, there are renewed calls for greater safety and awareness.

The Canadian automotive industry could not sustain a permanent tariff implemented by the U.S. government, according to the chair of Unifor's Auto Council.

Ahead of Suicide Awareness Month, the Windsor-Essex branch of the Canadian Mental Health Association is encouraging residents in need to reach out and ask for help.

Tributes to the late Dolly Parton are pouring in across Windsor, where the country music icon left a lasting impression on fans and the local music community.

Beginning her first year at the University of Windsor, Trinity Miles, a political science student, aspires to one day change policies she believes are hampering her ability to attend school.