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#ECRHereWithYou: As a proudly KwaZulu-Natal brand, ECR reached out to local artists and invited them to bring their own interpretation of what it means to live in KZN, in these neighbourhoods, with East Coast Radio as an ever-present friend and confidante.

Joseph Woll was once a Maple Leafs prospect who many thought might not pan out as an NHL goaltender. Two seasons, 47 games, and an .886 save percentage — it was a downward start to the 24-year-old’s professional career between the pipes for the Toronto Marlies.

SARANAC LAKE — When Greg Moore walks in the back door of Bear Essentials Apparel nowadays, shop owner Christina Karl still thinks of him as her boss.

A grieving sister is searching for answers after her younger brother was gunned down in a car on a street in Lemon Grove.

Judge sentences the 17-year-old to remain in custody until she turns 21; maximum allowed by law

EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the second in a two-part series on the death penalty in Idaho. You can read part one here. IDAHO – For a high-profile criminal, the worst-case scenario is often death row. Defense lawyers are trained to do everything in their power to keep their clients from being executed by the government. […]

This week — for the Toronto Marlies — was all a big learning experience with only 11 games remaining until the Calder Cup playoffs. Everything started off on a good note as the Marlies travelled to Rochester last Sunday to finish out their season series.

Plungers took a dip into a positively chilly temperature of 50 degrees this Saturday at Lee’s Ford Marina. Cold as it was, it was all for a good cause of

Promoting "safer" gaming does not eliminate unsafe gaming, writes this Port Coquitlam resident.

Consumers Energy bought breakfast Wednesday for customers at two Hudson restaurants to thank them for their patience with power restoration work.