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Here's your Hamilton weather for September 23, 2015.

Tiger-Cats quarterback Zach Collaros appeared outside the locker room Tuesday, clearly "bummed" by his season-ending knee injury.

Emergency crews pulled an elderly woman from a home overnight while firefighters spent hours working to douse a car fire that was spreading into two homes in central Hamilton.

As summer ends, Air Canada pushed its Rouge service back to May 2016, and none of the ultra-low-cost carriers who've flirted with Hamilton have set up shop yet.

A season-ending injury to quarterback Zach Collaros puts a dent in Hamilton's Grey Cup hopes and sends them tumbling in our weekly breakdown of all nine Canadian Football League teams.

Two motorcyclists are facing charges after police say they were involved in a crash in the Niagara Region.

A 52-year-old man who died in April when the car he was driving plowed into a townhouse on Upper Ottawa Street has been named the city's 11th traffic fatality, Hamilton Police said early Tuesday.

The Ticats lose their quarterback, Elections Canada warns of voter suppression tricks and a rat carries a slice of pizza down into the New York City subway. These are a few of the top stories worth your time this morning.

Here's your Hamilton weather for September 22, 2015.

Your Hamilton traffic notes for Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2015. Check here for traffic and commute updates.

Your Hamilton traffic notes for Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2015. Check here for traffic and commute updates.

Hamilton’s mayor is starting a task force to deal with the city’s recent rash of youth gun violence.

The 15-year-old youth charged with shooting another teen in a crowded Tim Hortons this weekend used a modified flare gun, police say.

The Hamilton Tiger-Cats' Grey Cup hopes were dealt a significant blow Monday when the team announced that star quarterback Zach Collaros will miss the rest of the CFL season with a knee injury.

Two men are scamming Hamilton seniors into unneeded chimney repairs, Hamilton police say.

Hours before a teen gunman opened fire inside a crowded Tim Hortons on Saturday, emergency crews were also called to another shooting incident downtown, police announced Monday afternoon.

Big dogs will have to wait a little longer for a pickup from HSR buses while transit staff research questions raised Monday about safety, liability and driver and rider comfort.

A North York man is without wheels for over a month after his car was towed away from a RIDE checkpoint on the Kenilworth Access early Monday.

An 83-year-old Hamilton woman is facing unsafe driving charges after a crash between a car and a motorcycle sent two people to hospital Saturday.

The best defence against another winter that costs the city millions in repairs is a warmer one, say city staff

Hamilton police assisted provincial fugitive apprehension squad Sunday and arrested a 39-year-old man in the city's east end.

Jakarta Police are investigating reports of perjury connected to three parents who accused Canadian teacher Neil Bantleman and Indonesian aide Ferdinant Tjiong of sexual assault against young children at the school where they worked.

A local Conservative candidate says other parties don't appreciate the threat ISIS poses when they suggest altering the federal government's contribution to bombing in Syria — and would put Canada at risk on "the altar of ideology" if elected.

A 72-year old Paris Ont., man has died in a single vehicle accident in West Lincoln Township.

How to do your part in getting more people to vote this federal election, a mom who says she was fooled by a stranger who promised to help her autistic son and more. These are a few of the top stories worth your time this morning.

Here's your Hamilton weather for September 21, 2015.

Your Hamilton traffic notes for Monday, Sept. 21, 2015. Check here for traffic and commute updates.

Students with family ties to Syria, northern Iraq and southern Turkey will ask federal election candidates tough questions about ISIS, the refugee crisis and other foreign policy matters at an all-candidates forum on the Mountain on Sunday.

Police have arrested a Hamilton teen after a shooting inside a crowded Tim Hortons in central Hamilton this weekend.

Less than 12 hours after releasing a video of a suspect, Hamilton police arrested someone in the case of a series of suspected Dundas arsons.

Aaron Grymes and Otha Foster returned interceptions for touchdowns as the Edmonton Eskimos defence took advantage of backup rookie quarterback Jeff Matthews in a 25-18 come-from-behind win over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats on Saturday afternoon.

East Division leading Hamilton Tiger-Cats saw their quarterback Zach Collaros go down with an apparent knee injury during Saturday's game in Hamilton against the Edmonton Oilers.

Check out great new tracks from Wolf Saga, The Folk, and Indian Handcrafts.

John Gallant, as much as anyone, knows what’s at stake in U.S. Steel’s recent court request to stop paying key benefits to its pensioners.

Roads were closed off in downtown Hamilton Friday afternoon when a suspicious package was left near the Central Police Station.

Two police officers are recovering after a struggle with a man armed with a machete and other knives broke out in central Hamilton Thursday evening.

The trial of a Brampton man who stands accused of crashing a dump truck with its bed raised into the Burlington Skyway and causing traffic chaos last year will start in March.

A researcher at McMaster University in Hamilton is using nuclear technology to show what the eye cannot see in great artworks.

Three people have been charged following a drug raid Thursday in Niagara Region.

U.S. Steel Canada Inc. will seek a court order to continue restructuring under court protection beyond this year, the company said Thursday.

Vladimir Putin, Elton John, the leaders debate and how to turn two parking spots into a city park. These are a few of the top stories worth your time this morning.

Your Hamilton traffic notes for Friday, Sept. 18, 2015. Check here for traffic and commute updates.

Here's your Hamilton weather for September 18, 2015.

A 38-year-old man has pleaded guilty to the murder of a Grimsby, Ont., woman whose body was found nearly two years after she disappeared.

A Stoney Creek lawyer is facing fraud charges for allegedly overbilling Legal Aid Ontario thousands of dollars for his services.

Hamilton police are searching for a woman who they say robbed a bank in the city’s east end on Monday.

Canadian punk legends D.O.A. tore through a set of fast-paced material Thursday, set up in the shadow of the Burlington Street overpass, directly across from the Max Aicher North America plant where workers have been locked out for more than two years.

Justin Medlock of the Hamilton Tiger-Cats has the distinction of being the most accurate kicker in CFL history. having made 166 of 190 field-goal attempts (87.4 per cent) over his five-year career.

Anyone heading down James Street North on Friday will notice that two parking spots do not look like parking spots. In fact, they'll look a little more like a city park.

The city wants you to help pick public art at the West Harbour GO station.