A 45-year-old man from Sydenham faces multiple firearm related charges following a weapons call. Read More

The Kingston Police have decided not to participate in the federal gun buyback program. Read More

The cost of maintaining, installing and removing the temporary modular bridge at the site of the LaSalle Causeway is costing Canadian taxpayers $10.5 million, the Whig-Standard has learned. Read More

In authoritarian states, press freedom and the right to freedom of expression are suppressed and journalists are persecuted for merely telling the truth. Read More

A long vacant downtown Napanee building could soon be transformed into a much-needed medical hub, as the Council of the Town of Greater Napanee prepares to decide whether to sell the municipally owned property at 12 Market Sq. Read More

As he reminisced about his life, Edward Mitchell Bannister’s strength of spirit and sheer determination had been the only way for the Black artist to reach his goals. Read More

Greater Napanee is “ready for business,” and a new report to council proposes a strategy to enhance the town’s competitiveness for industrial development. Read More

After nearly two weeks of testimony, the jury at a coroner’s inquest into the deaths of five men at Collins Bay Institution has concluded that all five deaths were accidental, each involving fentanyl toxicity. Read More

A Kingston group is hoping their new app will put an end to food waste and hunger. Read More

A Kingston man faces a number of charges related to child sexual abuse and exploitation after a package was seized by officers at Canada Border Services Agency. Read More

A rather lengthy pursuit involving the Amherstview Jets (the chaser) and the Picton Pirates (the chasee) that began a month ago has entered tie territory. Read More

The Town of Greater Napanee Council met to discuss some unfinished business during a special council meeting on the evening of Feb. 3. Items for discussion included a budget report that outlines key financial figures, a memorandum of understanding between the town and the Rotary Club of Napanee regarding a proposed covering for Market Square, and the new municipal accommodation (MAT) tax rate. Read More

Environment Canada has issued a yellow-level cold warning for the Kingston region. Read More

KINGSTON — City staff are to come back to council by the middle of the year with a plan to guide the development of student housing. Read More

A 26-year-old woman from Windsor has been arrested and her child has been taken to Family and Children’s Services of Frontenac, Lennox and Addington following an interaction with Kingston Police. Read More

A 35-year-old man from Sharbot Lake faces numerous firearms related charges following an ongoing investigation by the Ontario Provincial Police East Region Community Street Crime Unit. Read More

Between Jan. 31 and Feb. 3, staff at Collins Bay Institution seized various packages containing contraband and unauthorized items, all of which were the result of a suspected drone drop. Read More

Bela Voca Chorus, an a cappella ensemble, had the humane society singing its praises on Wednesday. Read More

The Kingston Police are asking the public for help in identifying a suspect involved in an arson. Read More

A high-ranking member of the Kingston Police force, who was suspended in December 2024, has begun his pre-retirement despite being on leave. Read More

The Kingston Police are asking for the public’s help in locating a missing person. Read More

An annual event that draws hundreds of spectators and brave participants will be making a return to Crawford Wharf. Read More

Kingston Police are asking for the public’s help in identifying a suspect involved in two incidents at a west-end business. Read More

A special Valentine’s Day performance is being held at St. George’s Cathedral, all in support of youth who attend the BGC South East. Read More

An 80-year-old inmate, who had been serving a two-year sentence at Millhaven Institution since April 25, 2025, has died. Read More

Kingston Police didn’t have to go far to catch an impaired driver. Read More

Residents of Howe Island are being advised of a series of ferry disruptions as work on its ferry docks gets underway. Read More

The Kingston Police Services Board has elected Coun. Gregory Ridge as chair of its board following their meeting on Jan. 29. Read More

The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) are investigating the death of an inmate at Bath Institution, west of Kingston. Read More

The Repeat Offender Parole Enforcement (R.O.P.E.) Squad is asking for the public’s help in locating a federal offender wanted on a Canada Wide Warrant as a result of a breach of his Statutory Release. Read More

Downtown Kingston has transformed Springer Market Square into a winter wonderland, complete with an all-new snow dome village, an illuminated forest trail along Market Street, skating under the stars, wood-burning fires, s’mores pop-ups and more for the entire month of February. Read More

Staff at Collins Bay Institution in Kingston have seized a package containing contraband and unauthorized items. Read More

Decades of patient-donated tumour samples are now housed under one roof at the Kingston Health Sciences Centre (KHSC), with the hope of advancing cancer research and clinical trials. Read More

A 33-year-old provincial police officer faces two charges of impaired operation of a vehicle following an incident in Stone Mills Township, northwest of Kingston. Read More

One person remains unaccounted for following a house fire south of Odessa. Read More

It was getting late, and Kelvin Norris’s mother asked him to go outside to unplug the Christmas lights. Kelvin stepped outside — and was never seen again. Read More

A 61-year-old woman from Kingston has died after her snowmobile collided with a pick-up truck. Read More

The Kingston Police Services Board held its monthly meeting Wednesday and among those in attendance was the force’s new Chief of Police, Adam MacIntosh. Read More

Residents who use Centre 70 area located at 100 Days Rd. will have to find another location following a burst pipe that has forced the city to close the recreational facility. Read More

Fifty-four-year-old Craig Berry of Kingston  faces multiple charges following an investigation into fraudulent activities related to commercial driving examinations in the city and Greater Toronto Area. Read More

The trial of alleged Kingston sex predator Michael Haaima was to have resumed Monday after an adjournment of nearly two months, but the scheduled day of testimony was lost after all anticipated witnesses were unable to attend due to illness and severe weather conditions. Read More

A collision involving two transport trucks closed the westbound lanes of Highway 401 near Odessa. Read More

Mmm… the chewy, delicious candy with a distinctive flavour is a Canadian favourite, produced by two brothers in 1895 at their newly-established factory in St. Thomas, Ont. Made with high-quality butter and real cream, Edinburgh Toffee was one of the early specialties at Kerr’s Candy, with many more sweet developments to come. Read More