Flags to fly at half-mast to remember 215 children at a former residential school and LaSalle Police are trying to identify a body found in the Detroit River.  These stories, and more, in your morning news on the go.

Afternoon news for Friday May 28, 2021

The local health unit reports a very encouraging drop in the COVID-19 case rate per capita, Premier Ford announced a rollout of second vaccine doses starting next week, and a flood warning is issued in a part of Leamington. All the noon headlines on the go.

ERCA has issued a flood watch due to rain and high winds in the weekend forecast, a Windsor man is charged with child pornography following a lengthy investigation, and the Canadiens stay alive by nipping the Leafs in overtime Thursday night. All the morning headlines, on the go...

Afternoon news for Thursday May 27, 2021

The active COVID-19 case count in Windsor-Essex is still dropping significantly, vaccinations have begun in earnest for youths 12 to 17, and the OPP would like to speak to two people concerning a break-and-enter in Leamington. All the noon headlines, on the go.

The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit hopes for more encouraging trends in COVID-19 cases, Windsor police look for a west-end robbery suspect, and Art in the Park will go on next weekend in a virtual auction format. All the morning headlines, on the go.

Afternoon news for Wednesday, May 26, 2021 

Health Minister Christine Elliott assures those in Windsor-Essex waiting for the AstraZeneca vaccine that it is coming, the active COVID-19 case count drops below the 300 mark, and a Belle River bank is identified as a potential COVID-19 exposure point. All the noon headlines on the go.

Windsor-Essex flirted with a temperature record Tuesday, an 18-year-old is charged with repeatedly vandalizing the home of a same-sex family, and some outdoor amenities reopen this week. All the morning headlines, on the go, on your time...