Some Londoners who need to be rushed to University Hospital this summer will be taken the long way after maverick motorists forced city officials to close down entirely a bridge on Windermere Road.

A rapid transit system including light rail would help make London a healthier city, the community’s public health leaders believe.

The Arva Flour Mill “is on a respirator” but that doesn’t mean there can’t be a solution found to keep it open, a local MP says.

Sarnia police have issued an arrest warrant for a Brantford man after a suspect fleeing from officers ditched more than $13,000 worth of drugs.

Western University and its campus police have reached a last-minute agreement to avoid a potential lockout.

Historic photos from The London Free Press files.

London police were seeking the public's help to find a 42-year-old woman missing for a week.

London lawyer Richard McLaren, renowned for his anti-doping work in sports, will be the independent overseer of an investigation into allegations of state-sponsored doping at the 2014 Sochi Olympics.

Pupils in Kate Smith's grade 2 class at Avon Public School are learning some valuable lessons from a handful of furry classroom guests.

Southwestern Ontario’s response to the wildfire-forced evacuation of Fort McMurray, the Alberta oilsands city, proves two things about us.

Gregory Stewart is a small-town lawyer with a short resume as an integrity commissioner — but he’s got the big job in London, giving him the chance to put a dent in city hall. He spoke with Free Press reporter Patrick Maloney about the brand new role:

Police are warning parents and teens about the inherent danger of attending a bush party after one south of Bayfield got wildly out of control last weekend.

A London man with a mental health condition whose time in Sarnia included threatening to blow up the Sarnia police station has served a 51-day jail sentence.

A dust-up at a St. Thomas factory left one man with a concussion and another facing charges.

Londoners may learn soon in which long- term care home a nurse abused 19 residents after Ontario’s nursing regulator agreed Thursday to call for end to a publication ban that had shielded that home from scrutiny.

Canada’s oldest water-powered flour mill — a working museum to those who bring it to life daily and who patronize its stores — may be forced by federal order to grind to a halt.

On Saturday night, a voice from the past will entertain Londoners who remember the golden age of radio in the Forest City, long before YouTube and downloads became the most popular ways to listen to pop songs and decades prior to the arrival of satellite radio.

A London scientist has found a way to help people suffering from debilitating tremors from conditions like Parkinson’s, injecting a Botox-like substance to deaden nerves and using a new type of medical device that finds precisely which nerves are the source of the problem.

No hospital in Ontario has been chronically overcrowded for as long as University Hospital in London, the provincial New Democrats charged Thursday.