Sanjay Maru

With artificial intelligence significantly changing what a cyberattack can look and sound like, a new St. Clair College program aims to put local leaders inside simulated cyber crises before they face one for real.

The Welcome Centre Shelter for Women and Families says eight temporary beds that helped reduce the number of women it could not accommodate are now being phased out after additional funding was denied.

A Windsor property owner says viral videos showing wheel boots being placed on vehicles in his plaza parking lot are missing key context, while police say questions around private parking enforcement can depend on the specific circumstances of each case.

Windsor police are raising concerns about a sharp increase in impaired driving ahead of the FIFA World Cup, as Ontario prepares to temporarily extend last call at bars and restaurants to 4 a.m.

A LaSalle homeowner says she feels ‘violated’ after surveillance video shows a group of people running up to her garage door late Sunday night and repeatedly kicking it before taking off.

Windsor city council is asking the province to give residents back the ability to appeal certain planning decisions to the Ontario Land Tribunal.

Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens is standing by a letter he issued in response to the Welcome Centre Shelter for Women & Families, while the shelter says his comments were "unsettling" and have raised concerns about how advocacy from non-profits is received.

Windsor city council has directed administration to move quickly on possible bylaw changes tied to cycling and micromobility access around the Gordie Howe International Bridge.

Winnie the dog marked a major milestone Saturday, turning five with a community birthday party at Charlotte’s Freedom Farm in Chatham-Kent.

The Windsor Jewish Film Festival is back in downtown Windsor for its 23rd year, with organizers promising a mix of drama, comedy, documentary and lighter storytelling after several years of heavier themes.