AMHERSTBURG -- Having ruled senior girls basketball's AA division for pretty much the last five years, the Amherst Generals will attempt to punch above their weight by grabbing their first OFSAA AAA crown this week.

Thirty-nine years after graduating from the University of Windsor, Richard Peddie is living the dream.

Paula Lombardi, vice-president of the Canadian Transit Co., talks about the bridge-own houses boarded up in the Indian Road area.

WINDSOR, Ont. -- St. Clair College guard David Korenic figured out there's a reason they call the foul line the charity stripe.

WINDSOR, Ont. -- I hadn’t seen her in years.

American goalie Jack Campbell has withdrawn his verbal commitment to the University of Michigan for next season and announced he will join the Windsor Spitfires.

DETROIT, Mich. -- More than 30 union members and supporters from both sides of the border demonstrated in front of Comerica Bank's downtown Detroit branch Tuesday to protest the bank's involvement in the closure and sale of assets of a pair of Windsor automotive suppliers.

Watch video of Windsor’s former top bureaucrat, Hilary Payne, as he is escorted out of council chambers by security Monday night after hurling insults at politicians over the “appalling” state of a growing number of boarded-up houses owned by the Ambassador Bridge in the west side.

Hope does spring eternal. While tough times squeeze the hospitality industry here for all kinds of reasons, new restaurants continue to open.

DETROIT — Organizers of the 2010 North American International Auto Show are promising an upbeat event that will showcase electric vehicles and feature "incredible" announcements from the Detroit Three.

Windsor’s former top bureaucrat was escorted out of council chambers by security Monday night after hurling insults at politicians over the “appalling” state of a growing number of boarded-up houses owned by the Ambassador Bridge in the west side. “Shame on you guys, shame on you all,” Hilary Payne shouted after he and a delegation of residents were refused the opportunity to address council.

God is musical, says a Spanish-language Pentecostal church in Windsor — but that didn’t stop burglars from stealing most of the church’s instruments just before the weekend.

Brian Masse got a standing ovation in the Saskatchewan legislature earlier this year because of his private members' bill on car repairs.

Embattled Windsor city Coun. Ron Jones, besieged by questions about the propriety of making hundreds of cellphone calls to CUPE Local 543 president Jean Fox during the bitter civic strike, said he may ask voters to determine at the ballot box whether his actions were improper.

WINDSOR, Ont. -- West end residents clashed outside of Windsor council chambers Monday, Nov. 23, 2009 after they were denied permission to speak at city council since they weren't on the delegation list. Earlier, the group protested outside City Hall to express their frustration with the delay in tearing down Ambassador Bridge-owned houses just west of the bridge, on Indian Road.

Join Jim Parker and Bob Duff as they blog live from the Subway Super Series Team OHL vs. Team Russia game Monday, November 23, 2009.

Joan Richters carefully put together two Christmas packages for Canadian soldiers in Afghanistan — only to find out she can’t send them. Canadian Forces policy allows letters without names, but not packages without names, for Canadians serving around the world.“

Despite the sentiment you can't turn the clock back, the Dominion Curling Club Championships this week are essentially an attempt to do just that.

The Windsor Star will live stream tonight's council meeting beginning about 6 p.m. The following items are on the radar screen:

WINDSOR, Ont. — Daily qualifiers are underway this week for this weekend's Nothing to Hide No Limit Texas Hold 'Em poker tournament at Caesars Windsor. The event, sponsored by Miller Genuine Draft, could have a prize pool of $100,000 if it attracts a full field of 200 players.