RT @AM980News: After 40 minutes of play the @GoLondonKnights trail 3-2 against @SpitsHockey. Tune in on AM980.ca or the Radio Player Canad…
Careless driving charge laid after St. Thomas school bus crashes into hydro pole, parked vehicle
A careless driving charge has been laid after a St. Thomas school bus carrying half a dozen elementary school students struck a hydro pole and a parked vehicle. Continue reading
London breaks second high temperature record in as many days as summer turns to fall
As London looks to break more temperature records, the Middlesex-London Health Unit is out with a heat alert and Environment Canada issues a heat warning. Continue reading
London looks to re-write record books with string of sweltering days
Autumn officially starts Friday but it’s only just now heating up in London with potentially record-breaking heat on tap for the next five days. Continue reading
London Police review of sex-assault investigations finds 6%, not 33%, unfounded
An internal London Police Services review of 1,030 sexual assault investigations has concluded with a six per cent unfounded rate between 2010-16. Continue reading
United Way aims to ‘change the odds’ in lieu of multi-million dollar fundraising goal
Instead of a monetary goal, this year the United Way of London and Middlesex aims to change the odds with several goals including funding 16,000 counselling spots and 8,000 after-school spots. Continue reading
Brantford man, 36, fatally struck by VIA Rail train near Woodstock
A Brantford man, 36, was fatally struck by a VIA Rail Train on Tuesday, Sept. 19, 2018. Continue reading
Seniors fastest-growing segment of London Food Bank users
London Food Bank executive director Jane Roy says a growing number of seniors are relying on the food bank. Continue reading
Sun shines down on roughly 1,100 Terry Fox Run participants in London
Nearly 1,100 people helped raise over $92,000 for cancer research this weekend and organizers of the local Terry Fox Run say that number will climb higher still. Continue reading
London-area Indigenous group: Sen. Beyak resignation ‘best-case scenario’ but ‘doubtful’
As mayors of some of Canada’s biggest cities call for the resignation of a controversial senator, the head of a local advocacy group says that’s the best case scenario, but unlikely. Continue reading
Response to PEGIDA rally prompts Londoner to file code of conduct complaint against mayor, councillors
A local activist wants London police to investigate whether mayor Matt Brown could be charged with defamation for comments he made last month about an anti-Islam rally in front of city hall. Continue reading
WWE superstar Mick Foley joins London Comic Con lineup
With just over a month to go until the next London Comic Con, Mick Foley of WWE fame has been added to the lineup. Continue reading
Tourism London seeks city funding for JUNO Awards bid
Tourism London believes the city has a great shot at being named host of Canada’s largest cultural event: the JUNO Awards. Continue reading
London Convention Centre announces largest-ever conference with inaugural Global Student Leadership Summit
The London Convention Centre has announced it will host the city’s largest-ever conference as the first-ever Global Student Leadership Summit arrives in April. Continue reading
Butter knife booby trap triggered as St. Thomas police investigate trespassing call
A St. Thomas police officer had quite the shock during a call Monday when he opened a door to a rental unit and wound up tripping a booby trap. Continue reading
London police media officer to sing national anthems at Blue Jays game
Const. Sandasha Bough has been chosen to sing the Canadian and American national anthems at Monday’s Blue Jays game at Rogers Centre. Continue reading
