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• London, Ont. looks to stretch another 50 years out of bridge to the downtown

  Time and the elements have taken their toll on the Kensington Bridge that carries cars, bikes, and pedestrians eastbound from Riverside Drive to Dundas Place. Built in 1930, the heritage structure carries about 9,500 vehicles each day and serves as a vital ink to the core, according to downtown Coun. David Ferreira.

  

• Sentencing for former teacher guilty of sex crimes delayed

  Former London, Ont. high school teacher Dustin Epp, 48, was supposed to appear for his sentencing hearing Wednesday afternoon, but the matter has been delayed until next week due to health-related concerns and to give Epp more time to prepare his legal defence.

  

• Huron County family picking up the pieces following house fire

  Cassandra Carter and her family had just left their rented farmhouse on Cardiff Road, between Belgrave and Wingham, Ont. early Saturday morning, when they got a phone call. 'One of my cousins called to say he heard there was a fire on Cardiff Road, and it was ours,' said Carter while standing in front of her destroyed home.

  

• History of stained glass artwork being preserved digitally

  An ongoing project at Western University is working on preserving the intricate and detailed art work of stain glass windows across the country. It started during the COVID-19 shutdowns when Cody Barteet, an associate professor of art history, who was focusing on colonial Latin America research, needed another avenue for his work.

  

• Fears 183-year-old Lake Erie lighthouse could topple as high winds approach

  The Port Burwell Lighthouse has guided sailors through storms and tourists through its door for almost two centuries.

• 84 kg of suspected cocaine seized at Blue Water Bridge: CBSA

  Eighty-four bricks of suspected cocaine were seized from a commercial truck allegedly attempting to smuggle the drugs into Canada at the Blue Water Bridge, border officials say.

• 'That is something I can achieve': 2023 Women of Excellence honourees revealed

  From their athletic prowess, to the upper echelons of Ontario politics, they are among the top in their fields. The 2023 Women of Excellence Awards for 2023 was announced by the YMCA of Southwestern Ontario, in an event held at the StarTech.com Community Centre and YMCA on Southdale Road in London, Ont. on Wednesday.

• OPP seize over $65,000 worth of stolen property and weapons

  Huron County OPP say over $65,000 worth of stolen property, weapons and drugs were seized from a home in Huron East.

• London’s pledge of 47,000 homes includes assertive letter to province but avoids ‘punching them in the face’

  Frustration with the province’s new housing legislation boiled over in council chambers

• 'It’s horrific': Community honours Karen Cunningham after Woodstock police call her death suspicious

  A memorial has been set up in the area where 30-year-old Karen Cunningham’s body was found, as police in Woodstock continue to investigate her death as “suspicious” in nature.

• 19-year-old charged with impaired after Huron County rollover

  A 19-year-old is facing multiple criminal driving charges following a rollover crash last month that sent six people to hospital.

• Vehicle allegedly stolen from Middlesex home:OPP

  Police are investigating after a vehicle was allegedly stolen from a home in Middlesex Centre.

• Meaford resident facing 9 counts of arson following series of fires

  A 21-year-old man is facing nine counts of arson following a series of fires in Meaford.

• Fears grow for untold numbers buried by Turkiye earthquake as deaths pass 7,700

  Rescuers raced against time early Wednesday to pull survivors from the rubble before they succumbed to cold weather two days after an earthquake tore through southern Turkiye and war-ravaged northern Syria. The death toll climbed above 7,700 and was expected to rise further.