A man faces charges following a weapons investigation southwest of St. Thomas.
Four vacant houses. At least six barns or storage sheds. All burned to the ground within two months under what police in Norfolk County are calling "suspicious" circumstances.
A van linked to an attempted break-in at a business in Goderich was recovered as part of an investigation into a pair of Muskoka break-ins, provincial police say.
Police took the rare step of closing Hwy. 401 near London in both directions Sunday afternoon amid an investigation that sent rumours of heavily armed officers swirling on social media. It was just after 4:30 p.m. on Sunday when Ontario Provincial Police announced the westbound and eastbound lanes of the 401 between Highbury Avenue and […]
Southwestern Ontario is bracing for the first significant snowfall of the new year.
Ontario Provincial Police officers in Oxford County were investigating after a vehicle crashed into a business in Ingersoll. Police say it was about 12:30 p.m. on Thursday when a passenger vehicle crashed “through the front of a business” on Charles Street East. A photo made public by police shows a white, four-door vehicle, with more […]
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A retail business in Exeter is out almost $10,000 after an employee fell for a Bitcoin scam, Huron OPP said. The employee of the business that wasn’t identified by police received a text message on their phone that appeared to be from their supervisor, police said Thursday. The message instructed the employee to collect all […]
The man killed in a crash while fleeing police north of London is being remembered as a loyal friend and loving brother.
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A London man charged with manslaughter in the death of an Elgin County woman was initially charged with trafficking cocaine, according to court records.
Crime Stoppers of Grey Bruce says it won’t be shutting down operations. “Despite a lack of funding from the majority of Ontario Provincial Police serviced municipalities at this time, Crime Stoppers is still here to take the public’s tips anonymously as it has since 1987,” the organization said in a Dec. 19 news release. On […]