Kate Dubinski

Staffing shortages at the region's largest hospital has meant even the sickest patients are getting less treatment and monitoring than they should be, a London intensive care nurse warns.

In the dead of winter, not everyone is thinking about fresh, local produce. A local entrepreneur is hoping to connect people who crave products from a farmer's market , even if driving to pick them up means scraping ice off the windshield.

From pregnant women living cold tents to young people no longer needing to couch surf, the province's homelessness and addiction recovery treatment (HART) hubs are filling with people looking for change.

A London family doctor is not allowed to practice medicine for 10 months after being found guilty of professional misconduct.

A young man has been charged with criminal negligence causing bodily harm after a fire at a frat party near Western University that injured five sorority sisters, including two seriously, late Tuesday night.

When Jon and Ann Wootton moved to London from Ottawa, they thought they'd have a fresh start in a new city. The realities of a tight rental market and difficulty finding work have left them living in a hotel.

London continues to welcome newcomers from around the world, but the tight housing market and lack of available options make settling here more difficult.

Faced with teens drinking alcohol and using drugs at higher rates than others in the province, a local health unit will try to reverse the trend by using a system first developed in Iceland.

A proposal to build two apartments and a restaurant on the site of an old London pub has been rejected by city staff, but the councillor for the area and the head of a business group say the development should go ahead.

Facing a $3.7-million deficit, officials at the London District Catholic School Board have made recommendations about where cuts should come this year and what areas might be on the chopping block the following year.