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The London Children's Festival kicked off Friday, featuring carnival rides, bouncy castles, face painting, live music and food.
A former NHL player is holding a free camp for youth hockey players in London, saying he wants to give back to the city and support the next generation of players.
London Food Bank announced Thursday it has surpassed a total of 4,000 registered volunteers, a significant milestone for the local charity.
A woman is charged with impaired driving in a crash north of London that injured five people, Middlesex OPP said
A London man is charged after a player was threatened with a knife during a soccer game Sunday.
A pedestrian is dead in Ingersoll after being struck by a train, Ontario Provincial Police in Oxford County said on Monday morning. Police closed Mutual Street North (between Carnegie Street and Wilson Street) and Thames Street South (between Carnegie Street and Oxford Lane) amid the investigation and the OPP was warning drivers to avoid the […]
A Cambridge resident faces charges, including of operating a vehicle while impaired, following a weekend car-train collision in Oxford County, police say. The Saturday morning collision occurred about 5:30 a.m. in Blandford-Blenheim, a largely rural township northeast of Woodstock, Ontario Provincial Police said. Police said a 38-year-old had minor injuries from the collision and was […]
London’s new multi-cuisine restaurant might be one of the largest eateries to join the city’s food scene.
The London Food Bank is seeking additional support for the London Cares Curb Hunger campaign with financial donations falling short compared to last year.
A 28-year-old London man is facing three arson charges after a string of fires along Hamilton Road over a three-day period, police say.
Police are investigating the theft of a rainbow Pride flag from a Norwich Township school – the third such act of vandalism in the area in less than 20 days.