Windsor News Today

It's expected to be a busy travel day today and opening the doors to Palestinians with ties to Canada. These stories and more are in your morning news on the go.

Environment Canada says we can expect a milder than usual winter and the S'Aints' Sleighing Hunger concert raised a record amount this year. These stories and more are on your evening news. 

Damage in an east Windsor house fire Wednesday night was minimal, a suspect has been arrested in a weekend stabbing, and a record amount raised for the Sleighing Hunger charity concert. All the noon headlines on the go.

Firefighters tackled an east Windsor blaze Wednesday night, there's another COVID outbreak at Windsor Regional Hospital, and Amherstburg's King's Navy Yard Park is expanding. All the morning headlines on the go.

The union representing French teachers in both the French public and Catholic school boards will hold a strike vote next month and residents in Essex County could be paying $80 more on their property taxes next year. These stories and more are on your evening news. 

A Windsor man is charged with defrauding people out of almost $250K, the OPP added two more arrests to its Essex County impaired driving list, and there's a new option for local women and children needing shelter. All the noon headlines on the go.

A major milestone has been reached in the construction of Windsor's EV battery plant, Windsor police want to identify three people who stole from a pharmacy and assaulted an employee, and there's help for those who recently lost a loved one. All the morning headlines on the go.

Windsor police charge four people from Michigan in a downtown assault and throngs of people lined up hoping to get a holiday food hamper. These stories and more are on your evening news.  

Firefighters dealt with house fires in Windsor and Essex, four people are arrested after a violent assault outside a downtown Windsor nightclub, and  inflation remains the same as in October. All the noon headlines on the go. 

Windsor police are looking for a stabbing suspect, ERCA's draft budget for 2024 shows a 12 per cent municipal reduction, and Transport Canada hopes for a smoother holiday travel season. All the morning headlines on the go.