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Severe weather earlier this week damaged the electrical pumping system at the Byron pool in the city's west end, forcing a repair shut-down.

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 […]

Five news cases of measles were recorded during the week ending June 26 by Southwestern Public Health

More than 10,000 Londoners lost power Tuesday evening after a fast-moving storm brought down trees onto power lines, triggering multiple outages across the city.

London police will provide an update Thursday in the investigation into a crash that killed a seven-year-old boy outside his south-end home nine days before Christmas.

Interlochen Public Radio is changing some of its programming on WICA, WLMN and WHBP — its three news frequencies known as IPR News Radio.

Three teens are facing charges after an argument escalated into an assault and armed robbery of two people in London’s north end

Toyota will assemble electric batteries at its Ontario plants, adding to the concentration of electric vehicle investment in Southwestern Ontario.

A Tuesday night graduation ceremony at South Collegiate Institute in London "abruptly ended" when lightning struck the stately old high school in the city's Old South neighbourhood.

Under provincially appointed supervisor Paul Boniferro, the Thames Valley District school board says it will release a budget soon - on its website.

It was scorching. It was boiling. But it wasn't quite record-setting.

A blaze at an east-end home on Tuesday caused more than $200,000 in damages, London Fire Department officials say.