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Large trucks involved in a collision near the airport.

There's an extreme heat alert for Wednesday.

Politicians of all stripes are being asked to listen to tenants at Wednesday's rally for affordable housing in the city's core.

So what does more than $24,000 in “appreciation” actually look like? CBC News has obtained a detailed list of Jackson’s election receipts. Here are some of the more interesting items on the list – including thousands in gift cards, wine and Christmas ornaments.

The federal government has handed over the deed to the last piece of the waterfront puzzle on Pier 8, allowing the city to take complete ownership of the pier for development.

A citizen committee has ruled that expenses several city councillors contravened the Municipal Elections Act during the October election, but that none of them need another audit.

A man was reported to police after being seen throwing rocks at the Jehovah's Witness Kingdom Hall on Delaware Avenue in Hamilton, police say.

A 16-year veteran of Hamilton police pleaded guilty to discreditable conduct charges Tuesday for filing over a dozen false benefit claims and then blaming his 12-year-old daughter for the misconduct when he got caught.

Police have removed "military-grade ammunition" from the Canada Post facility in Stoney Creek on Tuesday.

A Hamilton man is facing mischief charges after allegedly flying into a rage over his personal banking at a TD bank on the Stoney Creek Mountain Monday morning.

Here's a bit of Internet glory to start your Tuesday.

Two of Hamilton's funniest sons, Martin Short and Eugene Levy, should have buildings named for them, a city councillor says.

A Hamilton Olympic bid? Not with our tax dollars, says the mayor. Here are some other top stories Tuesday morning.

Large trucks involved in a collision near the airport.

Temperatures continue to soar Tuesday with a predicted high of 32 C, and Hamilton is still under a heat warning.

A condo buyer fails to transfer the money to buy a loft in the high-profile Stinson School. Then police announce he's been missing for days.

A Hamilton woman is facing impaired driving charges after driving so slowly in Ancaster on Saturday that police pulled her over.

A Hamilton woman recently found out her identity had been stolen seven years ago in an extremely bizarre way, police announced Monday – when she started getting Union Gas bills in 2014 for a home where she had never lived.

If Toronto was to make a bid on the 2024 Olympic Games, Hamilton would be "foolish" not be a part of that bid, says Soccer Canada board member Nick Bontis. The Mayor isn't so sure.

It's a case Brantford Police say they will never give up on. Now, a decade after the lifeless newborn dubbed 'Baby Parker' was found in some bushes, they are hoping the passage of time will allow people who know what happened to come forward.

A 16-year member of the Hamilton Police Service is facing seven Police Services Act charges related to tearing up a ticket for a driver and allegedly lying to internal investigations to cover it up.

Freelance sports reporter Ed Klajman has been covering the Pan Am games, and he joined CBC Hamilton Monday morning to talk about Team Canada's performance and how it sets up expectations for the Rio Olympics next summer.

The Pan Am Games were a smooth ride for Hamilton, and one that left us with a stadium and a lot of good memories, the mayor says.

Thank You, Internet is your morning distraction. In this video, a Louisiana police officer tells the person who robbed a store that no one likes him anyway.

Here are some of the top stories this morning.

Samsung and Six Nations partnered to create what is right now Canada's largest solar farm. It's a taste of what the company hopes to do in Flamborough.

Roads are mostly clear.

It'll be a hot, dry day in Hamilton Monday.

Ten Hamilton and Burlington athletes earned medals in the 2015 Pan Am Games.

Kia Nurse has been chosen as Canada's flag-bearer for the closing ceremony of the Pan Am Games on Sunday night.

As Kanye West takes the stage in Toronto, Hamilton's Pan Am Games will end a little differently – with fireworks and an orchestra.

When Colombia plays at the Pan Am soccer stadium in Hamilton, it's Colombians as far as the eye can see, all waving yellow, blue and red, and that makes Sebastian Palacios proud.

The 2015 Pan Am Games in Toronto are over. For some athletes, the transition to a life without strict schedules and regular accolades can be a rough ride.

Check out new tracks from Cosmic Horror Story, Pistol George Warren and Born Ruffians.

Starting next week, vehicles with only two people in them will be allowed in the Pan Am Games high occupancy vehicle (HOV) lanes.

When a dog attacked Matthew Brigmantas just before he died screaming in a Hamilton street earlier this month, it wasn’t for the first time.

Hamilton Police statistics revealed new information and shed light on their practice of stopping people on the street and recording their information. Here's what we learned.

Advocates for transparency and accountability in police practices say Thursday's reports don't go far enough to address concerns of racial bias in Hamilton Police street checks.

Bringing in a new lender to help U.S. Steel Canada stay afloat during bankruptcy protection process will be costly but is welcomed by workers

Crude oil prices are low but the oil company savings aren't being passed on to customers. Burlington's Roger McKnight, a petroleum industry expert, explains why.

Eight people are facing weapons and drug charges after two raids in central Hamilton Thursday that yielded tens of thousands of dollars in drugs.

Hamilton police have released a composite image in the hopes of tracking down the man – or men – wanted in connection with two sexual assaults on the west Mountain.

Hamilton has a chance to cheer on a medal winner Friday when the women's soccer team play for bronze at CIBC Pan Am Stadium.

If Brandon Banks' ears were burning this past week, it's because he has been the topic of many conversations at Saskatchewan Roughriders practices.

A motorcycle crash causing life-threatening injuries, a teen who crashed his car because he had been stabbed and yet another motorcycle crash all bizarrely intersected during a three hour period on the RHVP Thursday night.

An Ontario woman will attempt a three-province swim in the Maritimes this weekend.

Provincial police are investigating a suspicious death after a man’s body was found in a park near St. Catharines, but investigators say the body doesn’t belong to a man recently slain in Toronto.

Uber's ride sharing service launched in Hamilton Thursday, and here's what you had to say about it.

Slide the City’s giant outdoor waterslide event slated for the end of August in Hamilton has been cancelled.

Thursday's police oversight board meeting brought some clarity on the Hamilton Police version of the controversial "carding" practice in Toronto.