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

UPDATE: Search For 91-Year-Old Windsor Man

Windsor police hope to soon release the name of a 91-year-old man who disappeared yesterday afternoon.

Update: Curry Ave. House Fire Investigated

Fire officials in Windsor now say Sunday’s house fire on Curry Ave. caused $220,000 damage to the home.

No Justin, No Worry Says Omstead

Liberal candidate Katie Omstead isn’t worried that her party leader hasn’t made it past London during this election campaign. In fact, she says Justin Trudeau isn’t needed.

Runners during the 2014 Detroit Free Press Marathon. (Photo by Adelle Loiselle)

Marathon Shuts Down Tunnel, Riverside Dr. W

If you are crossing the border Sunday morning, it may be congested on the Ambassador Bridge because of the 38th annual Detroit Free Press Talmer Bank Marathon.

Residents Air Concerns Over Basement Flooding

Not allowed to speak before town council on the matter, about 90 Essex residents sounded off to two town councillors at a meeting over chronic basement flooding.

WIND Mobile Seeks Applicants

Cellphone company WIND Mobile is looking for full-time customer care agents at a job fair.

Windsor police investigate a two motorcycle crash on University Ave. W between Huron Church Rd. and Detroit St. in Windsor, October 14, 2015. (Photo by Adelle Loiselle)

UPDATE: Man Dies In Motorcycle Crash

Windsor police now say a 26-year-old man is dead after a crash involving two motorcycles early Wednesday morning.

Evacuated residents wait outside their apartment building on Rivard Ave. in Windsor after a fire, October 7, 2015. (Photo by Adelle Loiselle)

Residents Return Home After Fire

Most of the residents forced out of their units by smoke and water damage spent the Thanksgiving weekend with family, although the Red Cross was called to house two tenants.

Police Briefs – October 12, 2015

Chatham-Kent Police says charges are pending against a homeowner who’s bonfire spread to his home.

President of the Chamber of Marine Commerce, Stephen Brooks speaks at the NASCO Conference at Caesars Windsor, September 29, 2015. (Photo by Adelle Loiselle)

Shipping Industry Reports Dramatic Turnaround

The president of the Chamber of Marine Commerce says cutting the tariff on new ships has encouraged a $7.1-billion boost in capital investments in the St.Lawrence Seaway and Great Lakes.