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A 24-year-old man from Stoney Creek is facing a charge of stunt driving after police say they caught him driving 127 km/h in a 50 km/h zone.

Here are some of Friday’s top stories from Hamilton and beyond.

Here's a look at travel in Hamilton on roads and rails for March 18, 2016.

Here's a look at Hamilton's weather for March 17, 2016.

Some Syrian refugee children need as many as five teeth pulled. But there aren't enough dentists to do the work right now.

An Ontario Court of Justice is denying Sukhvinder Rai, the man on trial for crashing his truck into the Skyway bridge, his application to have an important piece of evidence removed from the case against him.

Detectives continue search for clues in the disappearance 41 years ago of Ricky Jones by talking with four of his classmates at Sheridan College.

The water is too unsafe for humans to swim in it, public health officials say. And it will be until significant work is taken to fix the issue.

The provincial police watchdog has cleared a Hamilton police officer of any criminal wrongdoing after he shot a man in the face and the neck with a Taser in the east end last year.

The former Hells Angels clubhouse in the city's north end is up for sale, advertised as "great investment opportunity" on the real estate web page.

From March 15 to April 6, The City of Burlington will close King Road from the base of the Niagara Escarpment to Mountain Brow Road to allow the slippery Jefferson Salamander a chance to migrate safely.

The Ancaster Pet Cemetery will continue to operate as the final resting place for many beloved furry friends — though one man worries his pre-reserved pet burial plots won't be honoured by the new ownership.

Here's a look at travel in Hamilton on roads and rails for March 17, 2016.

Here's a look at Hamilton's weather for March 17, 2016.

Other major police services in the province require chiefs and deputies to turn over equipment when they retire or leave the service.

19-year old Andreas Chinnery was shot and killed by police Feb, 2, 2011 in his Barton Street East apartment. The inquest ended Monday, March 14, 2016.

It wasn't expecting them, and didn't know they were coming until after the fact, but Wesley Urban Ministries says it will reach out to the families to find out what they need.

Several dozen faculty at Brock University issued an open letter to the school's president Wednesday calling for changes to the way sexual harassment and assault complaints are handled after a CBC News investigation found the administration attempted to silence a student who was sexually harassed by a professor.

A 19-year-old has been charged with 10 different offences related to counterfeiting and drug trafficking.

An Ontario court of justice has acquitted a Brampton, Ont., man of impaired charges in relation to the Burlington Skyway crash in 2014 because police mishandled the driver's blood alcohol test.

The fog took control along the edge of the Mountain Brow, making for a distant March morning.

Hamilton Police are searching for a suspect they say is about 16-years-old. They say homeowners a would-be robber on Tuesday night.

Here's a look at travel in Hamilton on roads and rails for March 16, 2016.

Here's a look at Hamilton's weather for March 16, 2016.

Some Syrian refugees who originally settled in Toronto are headed to Hamilton in search of cheaper housing and a more affordable life. But its not clear that anyone is coordinating or managing the moves to a new city

The professor is "no longer assigned to a class," but students at Brock University demonstrated on campus Tuesday over what they said was the botched handling of a sexual harassment finding.

The Hamilton Conservation Authority is warning residents to be careful when approaching bodies of water this time of year.

The Hamilton Police oversight board did not take any steps to wipe any sensitive materials from the equipment before turning it over to him.

An 83-year-old woman was hit by a car Monday that police say was being driven by a drunk driver.

Officials have been grappling with how to force people to slow down on the highway. This time, a Toronto man has been charged with driving 151 km/h.

Here's a look at travel in Hamilton on roads and rails for March 15, 2016.

Here's a look at Hamilton's weather for March 15, 2016.

Police, province and coroner investigating the death of an inmate in his 40s.

Borrowers who used Dennis Khanna for their mortgage broker are trying to find each other -- for purposes of banding together to sue, or at least to swap stories in solidarity.

A Hamilton man learned an important lesson on Sunday — if you have $3,500 worth of drugs in your car, don't stunt drive.

The breath tests that revealed Sukhvinder Rai had more than twice the legal limit of alcohol in his bloodstream five hours after he crashed a dump truck into the Skyway bridge are inadmissible as evidence, a judge has ruled.

The Teranet National Bank composite house price index rose 6.5 per cent in the year to February, driven by higher prices in Vancouver, Victoria, Toronto and Hamilton, Ont.

HHS plan to build surface parking in Beasley contradicts overall vision for the neighbourhood, the Ontario Municipal Board said in a decision.

Under new rules promised by the province, Hamilton will be able to dictate that a certain portion of developments are affordable housing.

Here's a look at travel in Hamilton on roads and rails for March 14, 2016.

Here's a look at Hamilton's weather for March 14, 2016.

The brother of a Canadian teacher currently serving an 11-year-sentence in Indonesia for a crime he says he didn't commit spent a few days in Ottawa this week, speaking to whomever he could to find a way to bring his brother back home.

Ticats fans already have lots of black and gold in their closets. Now you can wear the same colours to root for the Bulldogs.

The Trinity Western Spartans beat the McMaster Marauders in the CIS men's volleyball championship.

Hamilton's unemployment rate fell to 6.1 per cent in February, down slightly from 6.4 per cent in January, new numbers released Friday from Statistics Canada show.

The brother of a Canadian teacher currently serving an 11-year-sentence in Indonesia for a crime he says he didn't commit is in Ottawa, speaking to whoever he can to find a way to bring his brother back home.

The ongoing dialogue around anti-black racism and police violence against blacks is an important conversation that needs to continue, says Rodney Diverlus.

The federal government is investigating CHCH TV's holding company after the station abruptly fired employees and failed to pay them severance.

The fatal house fire that led to the death of a Hamilton man was caused by an open flame or cigarette burning in an area with high concentrations of oxygen, says fire investigators.

Those opposed to endorsements say they come with strings attached. Others say it's no different than a job reference. Here's how much endorsements matter in the Ward 7 byelection.