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An undertaking dating back more that a year is now fully operational and proving its worth. In May of 2020, city council endorsed Phase 1 of a project by St. Thomas Police to install eight CCTV camera...

The province this morning is reporting 807 new COVID-19 cases with six deaths, with 628 of those new cases in individuals not fully vaccinated or vaccination status unknown. Southwestern Public Health...

As residents prepare to say good-bye to summer, MADD Canada is urging everyone to keep themselves and one another safe by never driving, riding or boating impaired. If your weekend plans include alcoh...

As we roll into the final long weekend of the summer, OPP are reminding people to enjoy it in a safe fashion. Traditionally one of the busiest of the year, police are counting on motorists and boaters...

With back to school just a few days away for local children, the Aylmer Police Service are putting a heavy focus on traffic control and safety in school zones. From August 30th to September 10th, the ...

With Labour Day coming up, here's what's open and what's closed in St. Thomas and Elgin County on Monday. All municipal buildings, offices, as well as banks in both St. Thomas and Elgin County will be...

Both the west and eastbound lanes of Highway 3 between Yarmouth Centre Road and Quaker Road remain closed following a two-vehicle collision this morning. Elgin OPP report that a commercial motor vehic...

The province this morning is reporting 865 new COVID-19 cases with 14 deaths, with 692 of those new cases in individuals not fully vaccinated or vaccination status unknown. Southwestern Public Health ...

This summer, 94.1 myFM and Elgin County Tourism bring you Destination Local. Nestled on the north shore of Lake Erie, the Port Stanley Festival Theatre is a staple attraction for art and culture lover...

The province is reinstating renewal requirements for driver's licences, licence plate stickers and health cards that would have expired since the pandemic hit. The government had paused the need for r...