Impaired driving charge laid after vehicle ignores traffic stop, crashes into home: Elgin County OPP
An 18-year-old man from St. Thomas faces a handful of charges, including impaired driving. Continue reading
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Assault involving cell phone charger leads to charges: St. Thomas police
Police say an argument between a 16-year-old girl and an 18-year-old suspect turned physical. Continue reading
London to receive $10.3M for transit initiatives from Ontario gas tax revenue
In a release from the Ontario government Tuesday morning, officials revealed that 107 municipalities will receive a total of $364 million in funding. Continue reading
London-St. Thomas jobless rate ticks down to 4.8 per cent in November
The London-St. Thomas unemployment rate fell to 4.8 per cent in November. Continue reading
More than 2 dozen men charged in human trafficking operation: London police
The investigation ran from Oct. 16 to Nov. 23 and focused on human trafficking in London, Woodstock, St. Thomas and Strathroy. Continue reading
Prank phone calls to St. Thomas police under investigation
Police found no threat to public safety after receiving two high-risk phone calls on Monday. Continue reading
Power outage south of London leaves thousands in the dark
A power outage in the St. Thomas area Tuesday morning has left thousands of residents in the dark. Continue reading
N.B. university will apologize to student who was told her crop top was too distracting for the gym
A Fredericton student who was told that the crop top she wore to a campus gym was too distracting will get an apology from St. Thomas University. Continue reading
Elgin OPP seek public’s help locating ‘potentially dangerous’ man last seen in St. Thomas
Summers, 27, of Central Elgin, was last seen on Nov. 19 in downtown St. Thomas and police tell 980 CFPL that he is known to have family ties in the Owen Sound area. Continue reading
Several planned education projects in London region delayed amid provincial funding review
The Thames Valley District School Board says the delays come as the province continues a review of public education funding. Continue reading