Adelle Loiselle

Adelle has been a working journalist in first London and then in Windsor-Essex after graduating from the Broadcast Journalism program at Fanshawe College in 1994. She is a recipient of the 2007 Dave Rogers Award for Long Feature. Email her at aloiselle@blackburnradio.com. Follow her on Twitter: @ALoiselleNews

Morning Armed Robbery Under Investigation

Windsor police want to hear from anyone with information after a robbery in broad daylight in the 900-block of Lakeview Ave.

Big Funding Boost For CCAC

The Erie St.Clair Local Health Integration Network is giving the Community Care Access Centre a $4.1-million boost.

Campaign Chair Jack Robinson, Executive Director Lorraine Goddard and Chair of the Board of Directors Dave Hitchcock at the 2014 United Way Campaign Kick off.

United Way Half Way There

Halfway through its annual fundraising campaign, the United Way of Windsor-Essex County is halfway to its fundraising goal.

Windsor Fire and Resuce Services fire engine.

Truck Fire Spreads To Homes

Damage to a pickup truck and two homes in west Windsor is about $50,000 after a fire.

CCAC Responds To Criticism

The CEO of the Erie St.Clair Community Care Access Centre calls it a service realignment, not a service cut.

Allison and Lauren Knight of Kingsville are featured in the documentary "Two of a Kind." (Photo courtesy of Allison and Lauren Knight.)

Local Twins Featured In Doc

A documentary airing on the CBC’s The Nature of Things features two Kingsville women.

Update: Suspicious Fires In Leamington

Damage is minimal, but the Ontario Provincial Police Crime Unit still wants to talk to anyone with information about two suspicious fires in Leamington.

BlackburnNews.com file photo of Windsor police cruisers. (Photo by Jason Viau)

Charges After Elderly Woman Hit

A 60-year-old Windsor man faces a charge of failing to yield after a garbage truck struck an elderly woman.

Public Meeting With Canada Post Needed

Tecumseh’s mayor is calling on Canada Post and the union that represents mail carriers to clarify plans to eliminate door-to-door service.

Muslim Student Groups Explore Radicalization

Two events at the University of Windsor aim to explain the core beliefs of Islam and stop the radicalization of youth.