AM800 Weather for Monday, May 9
Sunny on Monday. Southeast wind gusting to 40km/h this morning with a high 21°C.
Tonight will be clear, with wind becoming light late this evening and down to a low of 9°C.
Tuesday will be sunny. Wind to the southeast gusting to 40km/h in the morning with a high 26°C.
Sunny on Wednesday and a high 27°C.
Thursday will be sunny as well with a high of 28°C.
A mix of sun and cloud on Friday with a high 30°C.
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Multiple impaired driving arrests made over the long weekend
Police are asking the public to contact them if you suspect someone is operating a vehicle under the influence of drugs and alcohol. -
Storm leaves at least nine dead, many powerless
Tens of thousands of people remain without power after Saturday's powerful storm that left at least nine dead and caused extensive damage throughout southern Ontario and Quebec. -
AM800 Weather for Monday, May 23
Cloudy today, then a mix of sun and cloud near noon with a high of 16C. -
Area welder seeking mayor's seat in Windsor
Benjamin Danyluk is running in his first municipal election and filed his nomination papers earlier this week. -
OAPC to honour paramedics this week
Sunday marks the beginning of Paramedic Services Week. This Paramedic Services Week, the OAPC recognizes all the “Faces of Paramedicine” and encourages all Ontarians to do the same. -
Fatal motor vehicle collision in Chatham
Police arrived to the scene of Paincourt Line near Bear line Road at around 8 a.m. yesterday -
At least five dead, thousands without power after storm
As many as five people are dead and tens of thousands remain without power following a fierce storm that swept across Ontario and Quebec. -
Spitfires lose to Flint Firebirds in Game 1 of the OHL's Western Conference Finals
The Windsor Spitfires get back in action on Monday May 23 for game 2 of the Western Conference Finals. Puck drop is set for 7:05pm. -
Local organizations Celebrated at 2022 Business Excellence Awards
The awards were presented at the Chrysler Theatre for the first time since 2019 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
