Queen’s and Kingston officials expect a quieter homecoming due to reading week, with police focusing on education and safety ahead of next weekend’s 'faux-coming.'

The historic Kingston Penitentiary has been added to the Canada Public Land Bank. The site will support 1,770 housing units under the federal plan to build four million homes.

Kingston city council declared food insecurity an emergency last week, becoming the third Ontario city to do so over the past few months.

SIU investigates police-involved shooting in Camden East. A 41-year-old man was seriously injured after officers deployed non-lethal weapons and a firearm.

No Wolfe Island ferry service from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Jan. 22 for planned maintenance. Emergency response will be available during the suspension. Service resumes at 2 p.m.

Contraband items seized at Joyceville Institution include tobacco, marijuana, hashish and cellphone accessories, according to the Correctional Service of Canada.

Kingston council voted 9-3 to explore a 4,000-seat soccer stadium, sparking debate over green space and community impact. Consultations are ahead to shape its future.

Kingston’s Sports Hall of Fame has named six inductees for 2025, including Olympian Simon Whitfield, coach Jim Hulton and dirt racing legend Pat O’Brien.

Belleville Police seek help identifying a break-and-enter suspect from a Bridge St. business. Recognize him? Contact Const. Fernandes or Quinte Crime Stoppers.

A Trenton, Ont., couple have won $550,000 with The Bigger Spin. Judy and Dave Burrows are thrilled to share their jackpot plans.

A fatal crash on Old Highway 2 in Quinte West has left two dead and one injured. Police are seeking dashcam footage.

Kingston’s State of the City address tackled health care, housing and trade challenges. Leaders shared plans for collaboration and optimism for solutions.

Kingston is expanding the HONK app for cashless on-street parking payments. Use the app or scan a QR code for quick, contactless parking.

A Napanee man has been charged with impaired driving after a report of a vehicle swerving into oncoming traffic. His driver’s licence has been suspended and his vehicle impounded.

A man was assaulted with a weapon in Kingston after being picked up by a white sedan. Police seek tips to help solve the case.

Live grenade found in Kingston waste facility’s scrap metal bin prompts evacuation. OPP safely disposes of it. Investigation into origins underway.

Kingston council will vote on a $4.1-million tax rebate for a brownfield redevelopment at 0 Cataraqui St., transforming a contaminated site into a 75-unit residential project.

Kingston police arrested a 53-year-old man after a knife assault at local bar left one injured. The victim was hospitalized.

A Kingston crash on Highway 401 has led to impaired driving charges. No injuries were reported but a man faces court, a 90-day suspension and vehicle impoundment.

Queen’s University workers have set a Feb. 3 strike deadline. CUPE cites falling wages, understaffing and rising workloads. Unions are urging action to improve conditions.

A 4,000-seat soccer stadium at Kingston’s Memorial Centre sparks debate over green space and community use. Council to decide its fate Tuesday.

Belleville Police’s Collision Reporting Centre introduces "Start from Home," letting drivers report minor collisions online before visiting.

Scott Gee has been sworn in as Kingston police deputy chief. With over 20 years of experience and community involvement, he brings leadership and expertise to the role.

Kingston doctors win awards for health-care innovations, including a kidney cooling device and outpatient cancer care, to enhance patient outcomes and system efficiency.

Kingston’s In From the Cold shelter expands from 24 to 34 beds, addressing growing winter demand and offering meals, laundry and housing support.

A 900-unit development near Cataraqui Cemetery sparks concerns over heritage preservation. Kingston’s planning committee reviews the proposal Thursday night.

The event was attended by Chief Murray Rodd, Deputy Chief Sheri Meeks, and family and friends of the new recruits.

Belleville’s Memorial Arena is becoming the Memorial Market Place, blending history with artisan businesses. The market aims to open its first phase by summer 2025.

Kingston could declare food insecurity an emergency, urging governments to raise social assistance rates, expand school food programs and tackle poverty's root causes.

Kingston could get a pro soccer team and stadium at the Memorial Centre. The project promises economic, community and eco-friendly benefits.

Kingston councillors propose reviewing advisory committees to ensure meaningful contributions and efficiency, with a focus on adapting to post-COVID needs.

Queen’s Family Health Team awarded $100,000 grant by Kingston to connect 1,200 patients to primary care, boosting access and reducing unattached patient numbers citywide.

Kingston Transit expands service with more frequent trips starting Jan. 6. Updates include late-night routes, extended hours, and 15-minute service on key routes.

Ontario assumes maintenance of Thousand Islands Parkway, easing costs for the SLPC. Improvements to Highway 401 and parks aim to boost tourism and safety.

Cinderella brings holiday magic to Odessa as Torrent Productions transforms Emmanuel United Church into a stage for a fresh take on the classic pantomime.

The expansion will add 66 beds and programming space to boost capacity and modernize Ontario’s correctional system.

Clayton Ross, a crossing guard at St. Paul Catholic School, wins national recognition for his dedication, creating safety and meaningful connections in Kingston.

Kingston police say a man had convinced victims to loan him money under false pretenses and five older victims were defrauded of $150,000.

Queen’s University workers have overwhelmingly backed strike action. CUPE locals cite low wages, staffing shortages and rising costs ahead of potential job action in 2025.

Scarborough man arrested in Kingston-linked human trafficking case. Police urge potential victims to come forward. Investigation reveals crimes across Ontario.

Loyalist College reverses a $20/day holiday residence fee after backlash from students, including criticism from Sam Priems, who called the policy unfair and impractical.

Kingston donors Jay and Kendal Patry invest $1M to establish KHSC’s first Clinical Chair in Genomics, advancing personalized medicine and local health care innovation.

OPP recovers stolen firearms, ammo, and stolen items in Prescott. Matthew Beaton, 40, faces 30 charges. Investigation ongoing. Bail hearing held Dec. 4.

Kingston Police seek help identifying a man linked to a break-and-enter and fire in the north end.

Kingston plans a $20M film studio in its east end, aiming to boost the local economy, create jobs, and attract productions, with construction starting spring 2025.

St. Lawrence College unveils a $500K specialty nursing lab to tackle Ontario’s nurse shortage, offering hands-on training for students starting January 2025.

Bayridge Secondary School’s Rocket League team heads to the national stage, blending gaming with teamwork and leadership development.