Local News

Red Lake man has been fined $4,500 for hunting at night.

The body of a stillborn girl was recovered near the banks of the Neebing River on May 5, 2014, but no one has yet to come forward to claim the child.

Occasional Teachers in Thunder Bay are the only teachers left in the province of Ontario who don't have a collective agreement for the 2014-2017 contract period.

Eleven-year-old Taylor Gorrie is keeping her school safe by launching a pilot project to help students who are being bullied.

Jane's Walk is being held for the seventh year in Thunder Bay to help enhance community safety and well-being.

Students from parts of Northern Ontario competed in a two-day business challenge for a chance at a scholarship prize.

Four years ago our government promised to bring the province’s finances back to balance.

Eleven local organizations showcase their unique take on food at Food Frenzy for Youth Week.

About 10,000 volunteers take to Thunder Bay's streets each year, helping beautify the city and removing discarded garbage.

A couple has been arrested on animal cruelty charges after police locate more than 20 dogs, three being deceased.