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The post about her on TheDirty.com says she's riddled with STIs and sleeps with married men. Stephanie says that's a total lie, but she doesn't have the resources to fight a lengthy court battle to have it removed. This is why the odds are stacked against her and the other Hamiltonians on the site.

The Ministry of the Environment is investigating a "sewage-like" smell at Sherman Falls after a hiker sent in reports of the odour.

The city appears to be headed for a provincial standoff with Hamilton Health Sciences (HHS) over a disagreement over where to put some new parking lots.

Jason Farr wants the city to pay more than half the costs of special policing in Hamilton’s struggling entertainment district. But at least two of his fellow councillors say they’re not sure they’re ready for that yet.

After being declared a state of emergency Friday, landfill cleanup Sunday and Monday, the state of emergency comes to an end.

The town of Aurora in York Region is looking at, not only voicing support Hamilton in its court battle against Canada Post's super mailboxes, but amending its bylaw to match.

Police have released security camera footage of a variety store robbery that happened in central Hamilton last month in the hopes of identifying a suspect.

Here's your Hamilton news, weather, and traffic for Tuesday, May 5.

Ontario elementary school teachers will launch some form of strike action on Monday, which would affect hundreds of thousands of students across the province.

How ‘Hangry’ are you? Hangry is the new app designed by two McMaster University grads who have figured out a way to skip the line to get faster service at cafe's and coffee shops. Now they take their invention the the CBC's Dragons Den.

Ontario is due for "the big one" when it comes to tornados, and climate change will lead to more flash flooding like last year's storm in Burlington, Ont., says Environment Canada meteorologist Geoff Coulson.

Professional architects from all over the province are descending on Hamilton this week for a week of tours and professional development. Here's why they chose Hamilton.

Police say 50-year-old Curtis Komp, who is wanted on allegations of fraud in Burlington and Hamilton, Ont., was recently spotted in Ottawa.

After being declared a state of emergency Friday, landfill cleanup began Sunday and continues through Monday to control situation.

Premier Kathleen Wynne almost provided some clarity on Hamilton’s rapid transit system situation on Monday, before promptly muddying the waters again.

The shooting that sent a man to hospital early Sunday was a targeted act, police say.

Hamilton police have ruled out both speed and alcohol as factors in a crash that sent a man to hospital with life threatening injuries over the weekend.

Halton police have arrested a 21-year-old man after two women were sexually assaulted in their sleep during a series of break-ins in Burlington, Saturday.

Christian Covington was taken in the sixth round of the 2015 NFL draft on Saturday. The Surrey, B.C. native is the son of former Hamilton Tiger-Cat star Grover Covington.

A 24-year-old woman died during a hike at Tiffany Falls when a tree branch fell and hit her on Sunday.

Here's your Hamilton news, weather, and traffic for Monday, May 4.

Hamilton's second annual World Music Festival is coming to Gage Park in July, and this time presenters have partnered with the city to make the event an official part of the Pan Am Games experience in Hamilton.

Lawyers for Neil Bantleman filed a formal appeal this week after the Canadian teacher was sentenced to 10 years on child sex assault convictions. He continues to deny the allegations which he and his family say have been fabricated.

East end police caught a 20-something man who they say was driving 134 km/h in a 60 km/hour zone in a mixed residential and industrial neighbourhood Saturday evening.

A Guelph man is in critical condition after his motorcycle collided with an SUV in Oakville on Saturday night.

A 47-year-old man is in hospital after undergoing surgery for "serious injuries" stemming from a gunshot wound, Hamilton Police Staff Sgt. Scott Balinson said.

A car went over the wall at the Flamboro Speedway around 8:30 p.m. Saturday night, causing minor injuries to several people and requiring the fire department to extricate the driver from a race car.

A 259-page arbitrator report shows details of the particular coffee shops and out-of-the-way errands public works employees went to on the clock in 2012.

It’s that time of the week again – CBC Hamilton reporter Adam Carter is back with his three picks for new Ontario music that you need to listen to. Up this week: Kylo, Munroe and Coastal Guard.

A collision between a cargo van and a steel-coil truck sent one man to hospital Saturday morning with "very, very serious injuries," Hamilton Police said.

We told you last weekend about five of the biggest movie and TV projects filming in the city this year. But they aren’t the only productions setting up shop in Hamilton. So in the spirit of celebrating cinematic goodness, here are five more projects filming here this year.

More than 100 acts will perform in 13 downtown venues during the Hamilton Music Awards festival later this month.

A choir of local COPD sufferers is rehearsing a version of the Everly Brothers' song "Dream" that one of its members changed to "Breathe" and infused with reminders of the tools they can use to breathe better.

A crane company and its owner were fined nearly $30,000 after a December 2013 fire during a residential construction project in Kingston endangered the life of a crane operator.

Six Nations Elected Band Council has declared the "ongoing hazardous materials situation" at their landfill, which led to a small explosion and fire Wednesday.

The 21 fired public works employees took extended lunches and long breaks, and “drove aimlessly to kill time,” shows an arbitrator’s report. But they were able to do so because of a “culture of low expectations.”

Dellen Millard, 29, and Mark Smich, 27, accused of killing Tim Bosma after showing up at his house in 2013 to test drive a vehicle he was selling online, were in court Friday for pretrial motions.

Thousands of people are heading to Hamilton's Ottawa Street for Sew Hungry 2015 to eat at dozens of food trucks and curbside restaurant spots.

Hamilton police officers have been cleared of any wrongdoing in a case where a man tried to grab one of the officers’ guns and he suffered a broken ankle

A medical issue caused a Stoney Creek woman to lose control of her car and slam into a Bulk Barn in the city's east end Thursday, and now the building she hit has been deemed unsafe.

A Hamilton lawyer who has been suspended as an adviser on Muslim issues and security for the federal government says his removal is politically motivated because he is supporting Justin Trudeau and the Liberals.

Here's your Hamilton news, weather, and traffic for Friday, May 1.

If you believe 2015 Pan Am Games organizers, eyes from around the world will be on Hamilton as the city hosts the soccer games July 10 to 27. Here are five things that haven't gone exactly according to plan.

Hamilton introduced its seven selected torchbearers to carry the Pan Am torch on June 21 and June 22.

A woman in her 80s is dead after losing control of her car because of a medical issue and plowing into a Bulk Barn in the city's east end Thursday.

Hamilton firefighters had to battle a fire burning one tonne of raw soybeans at the Bunge plant in the city's north end Thursday

The city is putting 109 people identified as the most vulnerable of Hamilton's homeless population at the top of the list for new housing and support.

Hamilton police are searching for Kenneth Crawford, a man who is wanted on “serious domestic violence charges,” from an incident last year.

The city is only partway into its plan to fell nearly every public ash tree because of the emerald ash borer, and already, it’s changed Hamilton’s neighbourhoods.

Hamilton-born Kathryn Alexandre likes to tune in to "Orphan Black" with her family members every week to see if they can spot her, or at-least, part of her.