Local News

TBT Newshour for Sept. 5, 2016. Tonight's top story: A 14-year-old boy has been arrested and charged for second-degree murder in connection with the fatal Limbrick Park stabbing.

Does your morning commute include a drive down Simpson Street? You may want to adjust your route as the city has begun major construction on that roadway, which is expected to last through October.

This past Labour Day weekend proved to be a tragic one throughout the province. With 12 road fatalities, including four killed in a Wawa crash, the OPP say this was the deadliest long weekend recorded in 20 years.

David Crosby, an original founding member of both The Byrds and Crosby, Stills, Nash, plays a fully acoustic set to a small, but appreciative crowd Tuesday night at the Thunder Bay Community Auditorium.

Community organizers at the Limbrick Street Housing Complex want to build memorial bench for William Otis Perkins, who was murdered in the community last week.

THUNDER BAY - You may spot Sir Winston Churchill popping up in various locations throughout the city, or at least his head.

More than 1,000 students at Confederation College prepared for the first day of school Tuesday at the orientation event.

City police are investigating a convenience store robbery that featured two suspects wielding knives.

City police responded to more than 285 criminal incidents during the week of Monday, August 29 through Sunday, September 4. Thunder Bay Police Service statistics are made available through crimereports.

THUNDER BAY -- For just over 30 years the Lakehead Radio Control Car Club has been racing in Thunder Bay. These days drivers can see the remote controlled cars rushing around the dirt track just off of Cumberland Street.