Amy Dodge News Today

Lisa Williams is signing off Friday for the final time as host of AM800 CKLW's The Morning Drive.

Fiona Hunter, a medical and veterinary entomology professor at Brock University who studies all flies that bite, shares information about mosquitoes.

May is a magical time of year to find Morel Mushrooms in Essex County according to CBC's Mike Evans. He's spent the past couple of years out hunting for the tasty, gourmet fungi. He decided to share some of what he's learned over that time with Windsor Morning host Amy Dodge.

An investigation by the Ontario Ombudsman found the York Region Children's Aid Society failed to respect the rights of a 16-year-old girl who repeatedly asked for a foster placement before she died.

Windsor city hall this week announced a sweeping new plan to revitalize Windsor's downtown bring more people, investment and activity to the core of the city

More than 170 years ago, Mary Ann Shadd Cary — who lived in Windsor, Ont., — became the first Black woman in North America to publish a newspaper.

Anthony Dixon, a Chatham-Kent emergency room doctor, spoke with Windsor Morning's Amy Dodge about the trip and what he's learned about being a cancer patient since being diagnosed with prostate cancer several years ago.

The municipality of Chatham-Kent has approved a project that will see 50 tiny cabins built to provide transitional housing for people who are homeless.

Ashton Mantha, 11, has convinced his parents to drive him to Leamington, Ont., to view the solar event, where a few minutes of totality can be observed.

There are at least 700 households in Windsor-Essex experiencing homelessness — and those may only be the ones officials can count.  As affordable housing becomes increasingly difficult to find, it's a reality more and more people are facing and the evidence isn't just downtown, but in every neighbourhood and ward across the city and county.