Will Konken is a journalist based in Barrie, Ontario, focusing on local news for Barrie 360. With a keen interest in crime and community issues, Will covers a range of topics including arrests, investigations, accidents, weather updates, and other events happening in and around Barrie.
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Will Konken's articles mainly focus on local crime and police activities in Canada, particularly in Ontario. He appears to cover breaking news and evolving stories related to crime such as arrests, investigations, charges, and incidents involving law enforcement.
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South Simcoe police say they are appealing for information from the public after an incident involving gunfire at a Cookstown home this morning.
A man was arrested and charged following two break-ins over two days at an office building on Mary Street in Barrie.
By: Will Konken
An overnight car theft investigation is being conducted by Barrie police, who say the owner had both of the key fobs.
By: Will Konken
The province is investing nearly $5 million to build a new crane training facility in Oro-Medonte for over 1,600 job seekers.
An "unexpected guest" was found in the driveway of a Barrie home Tuesday evening, officials with the Barrie Police Service said.
By: Will Konken
Austin Boylan, a young baseball talent from Minden, recently committed to play NCAA Division 1 baseball in the United States for North Dakota State, marking a significant milestone for the small-town athlete.
By: Will Konken
As the holiday season gets underway, Barrie police are advising residents to take measures to protect their deliveries from potential "porch pirates."
Provincial police say they have charged one person with weapons-related offences after responding to a "dispute" in Muskoka Lakes Township.
By: Will Konken
Barrie's annual Toy Tea event is gearing up to celebrate its 19th year with a blend of tradition, community spirit, and new initiatives.
OPP say they are looking for two suspects in connection to a robbery in Wasaga Beach where a youth was bear-maced.
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