Kingston city councillors will hold a special meeting this week with a mix of good and bad news in their ongoing budget battle against COVID-19.

IN8 Developments, the company behind the project at 223 Princess St., is pitching its downsized project as a 'pretty good compromise' and it has the support of city planners.

This may come as no surprise to drivers, but many of Kingston’s roads are in rough shape, according to a new city survey.

The Sisters of Providence of St. Vincent de Paul have unveiled more detailed plans to transform their property at 1200 Princess St. into a 'village' community.

On June 22, the City of Kingston will launch walk-able promenades on Princess Street and close vehicle traffic on two blocks of Brock Street.

Hundreds of Kingstonians attended a rally to support George Floyd and victims of anti-Black racism in Canada at Confederation Park.

The vigil in Kingston was to acknowledge and mourn the lives lost to anti-Black racism and to demand justice.   

The OPP Underwater Search and Rescue Unit and the OPP Marine Unit search for an adult male after reports he was in the river.

Cara McNulty the mother of 11-year-old Joshua Steinburg has launched an initiative called Life Jackets for Life.

The OPP in the Kingston region say several fatal vehicular accidents are due to speeding and have gone up this year over last.