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Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.

In the aftermath of a devastating Saturday night fire at 191 Grenfell Street, officials are still working out how it happened. Meanwhile, the community is mourning the people it lost and celebrating its heroes.

The nephew of 1981 Hamilton murder victim Diane Werendowicz says he and his mother will attend the trial in Kitchener on a weekly basis

Brantford police say an argument between a teen and his parents escalated into a fight with the teen assaulting his mom and dad.

Hamilton police have promoted from within to fill the vacant deputy position

After Hamilton's 2016 death toll from house fires rose to 11 on Saturday night, the fire department wants to remind the public to adopt better practices around fire safety.

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A Toronto woman facing mischief charges for giving water to pigs on a truck headed to slaughter used the witness box like a pulpit in court today, with her testimony almost completely centring on her beliefs that everyone should be vegan and an activist.

A woman who gave cool water to hot pigs on their way to slaughter last year is expected to take the stand in her own defence today.

Ontario drivers caught high on drugs can now temporarily lose their driver's license on the spot, just like they would if they were caught drinking and driving.

After a Saturday house fire that killed 3 people, 2 are alive thanks to help from Jonathan Davidson, their neighbour across the road who leapt in to the burning building.

Three people are dead and three others were taken to hospital after a house fire in Hamilton on Saturday night.

Ontario's police watchdog is investigating a fatal shooting of a man by police near a GO Transit station in Hamilton.

Check out new music from Shawn Kerr, JonoJosh and Adult Future.

Terry Whitehead's use of Twitter might be seen as a way not to use social media. So he's starting all over again.

Our look at things and people made in Hamilton features the mammoth genome, art-making immigrants, steel, a 900-kilometre hiking trail, bread-slab pizza and a host of wonder women.

Habitat for Humanity Hamilton has completed an ambitious three-house project that will house a large family in each, totalling 19 people.

At the World Cup of Hockey final last night, Walk Off the Earth learned that when you break out a ukulele and a melodica to perform O Canada, there will definitely be whinging.

Police are searching for a man they say robbed a west Hamilton drug store Thursday evening.

A Hamilton family escaped disaster early Friday when a fire ripped through their Mountain townhouse.

A group of neighbours that helped plan a new city park on the site of the shuttered Vincent Massey School will celebrate this weekend as the park has its grand opening.

After a year and a half of successful growth in Hamilton, the city and bikeshare SoBi Hamilton are proposing to expand into low-income areas in the city.

Here's a look at some of the things to do in this weekend in Hamilton! This is a big one: Ontario Culture Days, Hamilton Comic Con, and more!

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Day two testimony of the Robert Badgerow trial heard from former police officers, an old boyfriend of the victims and court transcripts from the 2001 trial.

See what other streets will become two way in the coming years.

Brantford police have arrested a 29-year veteran of the Hamilton police force under a domestic assault charge.

St. Joseph's Healthcare Hamilton has made strides this year in addressing the problem of patient violence against nurses. But it still needs improvement. That includes more activities for patients with mental health issues, and watching the caseloads of psychiatrists.

Police arrested 8 people on offenses relating to drug trafficking early Wednesday afternoon. They seized just shy of $50,000 worth of drugs.

The land is the former home of the Hamilton Psychiatric Hospital. The province declared it surplus last March. Infrastructure Ontario says it's in talks with an interested buyer. It's not clear if that's the city.

One person is in critical condition and six others were hurt in an overnight crash in the eastbound lanes of Highway 401 in Puslinch Township that snarled the Thursday morning commute for hours, causing delays for thousands of drivers.

This year's Ontario Culture Days is premiering a new program that enlists local artists to lead community projects. Hamilton's Amber Aasman will lead a collaborative mural painting in the Beasley neighbourhood starting Friday.

Here's a look at some of the things to do in Hamilton on Thursday, Sept 29

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Stelco pensioner Eleanor Deval is already worried about her pension. Now she's worried she won't be able to afford to stay in her house.

Mayor Fred Eisenberger says he wants to know for his own information whether the code of conduct was violated.

Hamilton's mayor will take the advice of local Muslim leaders Wednesday and push for the city to sign a "charter for inclusive communities." Follow the debates live here.

Hamilton Tiger-Cats head coach Kent Austin has been suspended for Saturday's game against Calgary and fined $10,000 for making contact with an official during a game last week.

Khanna faces 19 fraud-related charges. Hamilton Police have been probing Khanna's business dealings for months, and his broker's licence was revoked in December.

September 28 is World Rabies Day, and city hall is acknowledging that with its own campaign reminding Hamiltonians to take steps in keeping animals (and themselves) safe.

Here's a look at some of the things to do in Hamilton on Wednesday, Sept 28

Extremely graphic photos of Diane Werendowicz's body were shown in Superior Court in Kitchener, Ont. Wednesday, as former Hamilton steelworker Robert Badgerow's landmark fourth trial began.

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Kathy Drewitt, Executive Director of the Hamilton Downtown BIA, is stepping down after 14 years. She spoke with the CBC about what's been accomplished, and what she envisions for the core's future.

Local Muslims are calling for a meeting with the police chief and the police's oversight board about combatting Islamophobia following an arson attack two weeks ago at the Ibrahim Jam-E Mosque in central Hamilton.

Police say a man impersonating a police officer pulled someone over on Friday, and they're warning the public that he's out there.

Forget about the big red thermometer measuring the United Way's fundraising goal. The new United Way is year round, it says, and has a whole new strategy.

A NASCAR driver holds a barbecue and Flamborough loves its chili.

For the second straight day, the start of Robert Badgerow's precedent-setting fourth trial on the same murder charge was put off because of legal issues.

Temperatures will reach 21 C. Rain is expected for much of the rest of the week.