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Hamilton Tiger-Cats vice-president of football operations Kent Austin will no longer serve as head coach of the CFL team. He has appointed assistant coach June Jones to take over head coaching duties.

A Hamilton judge has found owners of Costa's winery and a third accused not guilty of trafficking.

A Hamilton man has spent most of this month either in custody or trying to rob storefronts in the city, police say.

State officials have told a western New York public agency that it must cease the type of wastewater discharges that caused a stretch of the Niagara River below Niagara Falls to turn black and smelly.

Two men are now facing charges after several alleged e-bike and moped robberies — one of which was recovered at the scene of a crash where a person died, police say.

More rain is forecasted for Hamilton Thursday and there's a risk of an afternoon thunderstorm.

The chair of the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board says it has spoken to all four of their busing contractors and none are facing a shortage of drivers.

Karim Baratov, the 22-year-old charged in connection with a massive hack of Yahoo, pleaded not guilty to all charges against him in a San Francisco courtroom on Wednesday morning, his lawyer says.

Jim Zvonar biked across the country to raise awareness about mental illness and suicide. He will be ending his journey Thursday in St. John’s.

City planners have released a batch of preview images highlighting six proposals for the promenade at Pier 8.

A 21-year-old Burlington man was charged with aggravated assault, assault with a weapon and breaking and entering.

Hamilton police say a 17-year-old boy robbed the same convenience store three times in two weeks this spring, and hit the same Pita Pit multiple times, too.

A Hamilton judge who could be suspended or dismissed for wearing a Donald Trump hat in court tells a hearing in Toronto he was "stunned" by last November's U.S. election outcome, and was just trying to make people laugh the next day.

With a long awaited, sweeping inquest into multiple overdose deaths at the Hamilton-Wentworth Detention Centre set for early 2018, April Tykoliz is hoping finally get some answers, years after her brother died behind bars.

A Hamilton man who killed his girlfriend two years ago is suing the province, the Barton jail and police, claiming that officers failed to keep him safe from assault while in custody.

The partial solar eclipse drew heavy crowds at McQuesten Park, leading people to get creative when parking. However, excited gazers complain that the parking tickets issued should have been forgiven on account of the once in a lifetime opportunity.

A team from Brock University is predicting an outbreak of the West Nile virus that could hit more than 300 human cases in the next two weeks.

These are the latest streets in a list of conversions slated to happen.

Suspended Hamilton police officer Craig Ruthowsky is facing 16 new charges, including bribery, breach of trust, perjury cocaine trafficking and weapon trafficking.

A masked man in a black hooded sweatshirt stole cash from a gas station on King Street East on Aug. 4.

A man who was seen proudly flying a Confederate flag from his truck at a downtown Hamilton construction site has been fired, his employer says.

More mosquitoes have tested positive for West Nile virus, bringing the city’s risk for human infection to “high” as of Monday afternoon.

It's shaping up to be another wet day in Hamilton.

Two people had to be rescued when they got stuck climbing at the Devil’s Punchbowl on Monday afternoon, Hamilton fire officials say.

The contentious Confederate flag — which is often regarded as a symbol of racial oppression — was proudly flying at a downtown Hamilton construction site Monday morning.

The City of Burlington and Halton police have received more than 200 calls about fraudulent home gas line inspections this month.

A look the first day of the Waterfront Trail being open again after a four-month closure.

The deaths all occurred between 2012 and 2016 and drugs were a factor in all of them.

The bowels of Hamilton’s wastewater systems are about to get a major overhaul.

The Waterfront Trail between Bayfront Park and Princess Point opens this morning, but the damages from flooding remains hazardous.

A handful of Ontario university students are touring parts of Japan to better understand the devastating effects of the country's 2011 nuclear disaster and the problems that persist.

Eclipse fever took over Hamilton Monday as nearly 1,000 people lined up at McMaster University to get a glimpse of the solar phenomenon.

A look at Hamilton's weather for Monday and the next few days.

Police say a man in his thirties was sent to hospital Saturday morning with stab wounds after a confrontation between another man.

A look at how people in Hamilton commemorated the 75th anniversary for the raid on Dieppe.

The body of 48-year-old, Douglas Hill has been found after the Brantford man was last seen in June. Four people have been charged in connection with the case, including a 17-year-old.

All-star defensive end John Chick was traded to the Edmonton Eskimos on Sunday by the Hamilton Tiger-Cats.

Hamilton psychiatrist Marilyn Korzekwa has been training to swim Lake Tahoe, making her the first Canadian to do so. Korzekwa is trying to raise money for The Sashbear Foundation, an organization created by Lynn Courey and Mike Menu in honour of their daughter, Sasha who died by suicide.

Ottawa Redblacks kicker Brett Maher kept putting points on the board even as his team's drives were stalling against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats on Friday night.

A look at Sunday's weather in Hamilton.

Check out some brand new music from Moscow Apartment, Max the Lesser and Freedom Baby.

The city of Hamilton is considering jumping in to save a Sulphur Springs Road artesian well at risk of closure because it has higher than acceptable levels of arsenic.

Hamilton city councillors changed their minds Friday about denying a prominent developer permission to fell 106 trees it's already illegally cut. They just deferred the issue.

Here's a list of what's going on in and around Hamilton this weekend.

Police have arrested a 25-year-old woman and 27-year-old man and charged them with manslaughter as they investigate the death of a 3-year-old.

During the month of July Hamilton police targeted drug trafficking and illegal firearms in an operation they called, "Project Phoenix." An estimated street value of all seized drugs is approximately $1.2 million dollars.

Two drivers were taken to hospital after a 67-year-old man lost control of his vehicle, colliding with another, before hitting a pick-up truck head on.

Hamilton city council made final its decision to ask Metrolinx to let the city's transit agency to run the new light rail transit (LRT) system.

In court Friday morning, Karim Baratov waived his right as a Canadian to an extradition hearing. Baratov's lawyer says his client wants to deal with the charges in the U.S. as quickly as possible.

If you’re headed to the Hamilton Tiger-Cats game Friday evening, you might want to take an umbrella, just to be safe.