Munson Medical Center reports five people in serious condition and six in critical condition as of Saturday night.
A huge scrum with the news media filled the area outside the London courthouse on Thursday
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A Michigan Supreme Court order means the mother of the Oxford High School shooter will remain in prison while she appeals her involuntary manslaughter convictions.
Shane Kargus was told by a Sarnia judge it’s obvious shoplifting in this city isn’t going to work out for him.
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Katie Yee visits Traverse City on July 25 to discuss her debut novel at the National Writers Series.
Here are the London Public Library’s 10 most-requested holds heading into summer, featuring psychological suspense, heartfelt character dramas and real-life reckonings from today’s most compelling voices.
A new downtown café hopes to encourage Londoners on the go to choose healthy food options, its owner says.
A 27-year-old is dead and a man the same age is charged with first-degree murder after police say a fatal stabbing triggered a large investigation in a residential part of Strathroy. Police say officers were called to Ashby Crescent, in a neighbourhood near Metcalfe Street West, just after 5 p.m. on Friday following reports of […]
Craig Allan’s explanation about what he knew about the death of London musician Daniel Fawcett “did not make sense.” But, the judge said, the key Crown witness, “is an accomplished liar.” In the final analysis, Superior Court Justice Patricia Moore didn’t believe either Allan, 50, or the associate who was with him in the early […]
A London man charged in an armed carjacking faced previous charges following a police pursuit in St. Thomas two years ago, according to court records.
London police are asking for the public’s help after they say a firearm was discharged into an office building in the city’s west end. At 8:30 a.m. Wednesday, an employee of a business in the 1800 block of Oxford Street West contacted police after arriving at work and discovering what appeared to be a bullet […]
The lawyers representing five hockey players on trial for sexual assault called their accuser’s evidence “an exercise in fact-finding frustration.”