Here are the most-read stories of 2025 from St. Thomas Times-Journal: 25. Eric Bunnell’s People: Still Standing in a ...

A Londoner faces charges after after a driver fled the scene of a weekend crash south of London, provincial police say.

Most public services are closed Thursday in St. Thomas and Woodstock, including some on Wednesday as well. City hall is ...

Bob knows first-hand the challenges that being a care partner to a person living with dementia brings. When his beloved wife Audrey’s dementia began a rapid progression in 2005, he quickly learned the ...

New economic development mascot brings 'plenty of smiles, hugs and high fives.' Since summer, Eddie the Elephant has been greeting folks at a number of community events – most recently, on Saturday at ...

OPP called to 400 crashes as snow slams Southwestern Ontario roads Ontario Provincial Police say its officers responded to about 400 crashes across Southwestern Ontario during a 12-hour period of ...

Make it 13 – and counting. Three tenants began moving into the 45-unit apartment building at 16 Queen St. last week, with the remaining to settle in over the next month. “Our community continues to ...

An instructor at the Ontario Police College in Aylmer has been charged after a gun was discharged during a training exercise, provincial police say. Elgin OPP responded to a report of a negligent ...

There’s some real funny business going on at Central United Church. This year, 45 cast and crew have been rehearsing from as far back as last spring to tell the tale of The Wicked Witches of Oz.

And with a snip of a red ribbon on Friday afternoon – after a few remarks by dignitaries, of course – the Highlands apartments were officially opened. “Housing is quite important to us at all levels,” ...

One person is facing drug charges after St. Thomas police seized approximately $6,300 in fentanyl. Officers received calls from the public about a person who was in need of assistance due to illicit ...