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After a first main-draw victory at the WTA Tour level, Kayla Cross is aiming at the next big step. Read More

A south London property that's been approved for a 28-unit townhouse development is on the market again with the developer backing away from building. Read More

The driver who spent years trying to dodge responsibility for catastrophically injuring a teenage London cyclist has lost the appeal of his convictions and prison sentence. Read More

STRATHROY – The province has invested more than $6.4 million into the Middlesex Hospital Alliance, which officials say will help foster growth for its hospitals in the area. Read More

Opioid-related deaths and emergency department visits continued to fall in London and surrounding Middlesex County last year, but the region's top public health official warns that progress could quickly unravel. Read More

A south London family that began with home cookouts is firing up a grill downtown and attracting new diners with its own BBQ recipes. Read More

Federal homelessness funding will finally be dispersed to London, but politicians have endorsed spending it on the winter response rather than the outreach and daytime services it funded previously. Read More

The International Softball Congress world tournament continued Monday at JDT First Energy Veterans Memorial Fields on Chippewas of the Thames First Nation near Melbourne, with teams from Ontario, Saskatchewan and Manitoba hitting the diamond. Photos by LFP's Geoff Robins Read More

It’s Monday, Aug. 10. Here are the top stories we’re following today. Read More

TORONTO – Premier Doug Ford is being called out by opposition parties for holding multiple announcements over the past few months resembling press conferences, but without inviting Queen’s Park reporters. Read More

Communication is essential, particularly during a crisis. In the face of disaster, timely information helps steer people away from panic and toward safety. It can be the difference between life and death. Read More

Got a suggestion for a Hot Stuff story about a person or thing that makes summer special in Southwestern Ontario? Email us at curiouslondon@postmedia.com or read our entire series so far right here. Read More

DUTTON – One year after after a car dealership in the heart of this small community was destroyed by the biggest fire here in a generation, the co-owner says the rebuilding business will be back "better than before." Read More

Richies Family Restaurant in north London is set to celebrate its 70th anniversary Monday, a rare milestone in an industry in which independent businesses are fortunate to last a few years, much less seven decades. Read More

Ten drinks in 10 minutes, with no room for a sloppy pour. Read More

A "microburst" – not a tornado – was the cause of damage during a wild storm in the beach community of Bayfield earlier this month, local researchers say. Read More

London's Home County Music and Art Festival marked its 50th anniversary this weekend in Victoria Park, with performances spread out over two days and wrapping up Saturday night. Photos by LFP's Matthew Daldalian. Read More

One person is dead and three others were taken to hospital with minor injuries following a collision between two vehicles in a rural area east of London on Saturday morning, police say. Read More

You’ve been invited to a friend’s cottage. No pressure. Just pack up your own bedding, ask your hosts what groceries to bring and delight them with conversation-starting beers from your hometown craft breweries. Read More

It is almost mid-summer and I have been busy making a list of things I want and need to do in the garden before the snow falls again. Read More