Jenny Lamothe

In a crime the judge called ‘horrific, disgusting and sickening,’ James McGuire received a six-year sentence for conspiring with their mothers to sexually assault two young children, but because he spent four years in pre-trial custody and was granted extra credit for those days, he was released upon conviction

A severe leg infection six weeks ago sent Marc Gervais to Health Sciences North, where he has been sleeping and eating next to a toilet due to the hospital being more than 100-per-cent over capacity, and the fact that, because he is homeless, he can’t get the home care he needs

Accused of first-degree murder, Edgar Kyle Smith told the jury Feb. 20 and 21 that he acted in self defence, and that the victim ‘brought it to that point, not me’

In addition to Ontarians facing bounced cheques and scams, when Sudbury.com reader Linda Derkacz went to cash her $200 taxpayer rebate cheque, there was one big problem: it was made out to her maiden name

More than two decades since Renée’s Sweeney’s stabbing death and two since Robert Steven Wright was convicted of her murder, which he’s set to appeal after dealing with new charges in North Bay

If the Supreme Court challenge is successful, it could mean fewer people seeking help when a friend or community member is having a drug overdose, and a significant increase in deaths

Homeless crisis in Sudbury has increased four times faster than in Southern Ontario, said  Association of Municipalities of Ontario in their new report 

Wayne Foster, a now-retired 31-year officer with Greater Sudbury Police has been found guilty of sexual assault against a then 17-year-old summer student who was working at the GSPS headquarters

It’s been a year of wins for the members of the Robinson Huron Treaty’s 21 signatory nations, but also of concern, confusion

The Canada Post strike is having unintended consequences for charities and non-profits who use mailouts for their holiday fundraisers, including the Sudbury Food Bank