A Windsor Police cruiser March 2, 2015. (Photo by Adelle Loiselle)Windsor police used DNA evidence to help catch a suspect in a break and enter investigation.
On January 19, 2018, a resident on Elm Ave. returned home to find damage to their side and back door. The Windsor Police Service Forensic Identification Unit attended the scene and retrieved a DNA sample.
A match was identified and police located a suspect. He was arrested on Wednesday in the area of Crawford Ave. and University Ave.
The 35-year-old Windsor man is charged with a break and enter attempt.
The Northern Tornadoes Project (NTP) says a supercell tornado touched down near Glencoe on Thursday, June 25.
One way the municipality is fighting back is having police approve purchases of manhole covers, guard rails, street signs, storm grates, and other municipal infrastructure items.
On this premiere episode, host Jaryn Vecchio speaks to Michael Duben, the Chief Administrative Officer for the Municipality of Chatham-Kent.
The Toronto Blue Jays dropped their third in a row Thursday, 6-5 to the visiting Texas Rangers, and the Detroit Tigers suffered a 2-1 loss to Houston.
The week-long celebration starts on Saturday and continues to next Friday.
Environment Canada said Thursday night that severe thunderstorms were moving further east after rain and high winds affected portions of the region.
