A scary incident for workers at Prince Metal Products this afternoon.

Police say a man entered the plant and was threatening employees with a knife.

On site workers were able to restrain the man and took the knife away before anyone was hurt.

The suspect was brought to Hotel Dieu Grace hospital shortly after the incident... Click here for full story

A group of Kingsville mushroom farm workers have changed the future for all farm workers in Ontario.

Today the Ontario court issued a written decision giving the workers the right to join the United Food and Commercial Workers union.

In the decision the court said the provinces law which forbids farm workers from joining a union is unconstitutional... Click here for full story

The Kingsville OPP were checking vehicles today at the local Zehrs to see if people are keeping their vehicles locked... Click here for full story

Hotel Dieu Grace hospital is becoming more efficient when it comes to MRI’s.

The hospital unveiled the new suite this morning that will provide high resolution images using much shorter scan times.

Director of MRI Dr. Igor Gaisinky says the new machine could result in more scans per day.

Currently the hospital can perform about 30 scans daily... Click here for full story

An open burning by-law will be the hot topic at Leamington Council tonight.

Leamington Fire Chief Bob Bradt says the public meeting will give residents and council the opportunity to discuss the possibility of a permit system to allow open burning in the municipality.

Bradt says if they move forward with an Open Burning By-Law, he would work with council to create guidelines residents would have to follow to qualify for a permit... Click here for full story

A Windsor man is facing charges after an attempted robbery over the weekend.

The suspect entered the store in the 1-thousand block of Albert Road after 4pm.

He walked in with a baseball bat and mask demanding money and cigarettes.

The store owner defended himself with a chair as the suspect swung the bat on the counter and hit a customer on the shoulder... Click here for full story

A slew of charges after Essex OPP pulled a car over on the 401 last night.

Around 10pm, police clocked a car going 97 kilometers per hour in the 80 construction zone.

The car was pulled over and the 24 year old driver from Toronto told police he did not have a license.

The vehicle had an expired validation ticket... Click here for full story

Provincial Police are reminding Windsor and Essex County to prepare for driving conditions this winter.

The OPP are asking people to leave extra space when driving on snowy and icy roads, and prepare for any change in weather conditions.

Placing winter tires on your vehicle, topping off washer fluid and making sure you have a snow brush will help in preparing for any harsh weather... Click here for full story

In Sports......

In Junior C tonight Wheatley is hosting Alvinston at the Shark tank.

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A busy night in the NHL...both the Leafs and Wings are in action.

Detroit is home to the Edmonton Oilers.

Toronto hosts Boston.

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Defencemen Mark Cundari has been named the Windsor Spitfire player fo the week... Click here for full story

A 17 year old Windsor man has been charged following a single vehicle crash early Saturday morning.

Police in Tecumseh responded to the crash and found a silver Ford Pick-up partially in the ditch.

The driver was charged with Carless Driving, being in possesion of alcohol underage... his G2 license was also suspended for 12 hours because his blood alcohol level was above zero... Click here for full story

A report by Merrill Lynch suggests the Windsor Minivan Plant may one day be owned by Volkswagen.

The report called The Big Bang Theory attempts to look into the future of the Big 3.

It says it's likely Chrysler will run out of cash first, maybe by the end of the year.

The report adds GM would fall next, but Ford will likely remain intact... Click here for full story

If you're looking for winter cruise on the Detroit River, Windsor's new cruise line is it.

Rose City Cruise Incorporated wants to extend it's season a few months to January 1st.

The company was supposed to wrap up it's season on Hallowe'en.

It's asking Windsor city council to amend it's lease, so it can pick up passengers at Lakeview Park Marina, it's winter home... Click here for full story

An international trade show this week is expected to attract delegates from all over North America and Europe.

That's at Ceasars Windsor.

The Canadian Association of Mold Makers calls it it's biggest trade show ever.

A number of high profile speakers are lined up including Canada's first female astronaut Roberta Bondar Hockey legend Paul Henderson and Ontario's Minister of Economic Development Michael Bryant... Click here for full story

The Lions have fallen to 0-and-10 with a 31-22 loss to the Panthers.

The Titans rallied from an eleven-point deficit at the intermission, and beat Jacksonville 24-14.

The New York Giants rolled to their fifth straight win, beating Baltimore 30-10.

The Cowboys earned a 14-10 victory at Washington... Click here for full story

Receiving the Charles E. Brooks Labour Community Service award is bittersweet for CAW Local 200 President.

Mike Vince says at a time when the people are loosing their jobs it really came as a shock but he is humbled and honoured and humbled.

While Vince never met Charlie Brooks, he describes him as a person ahead of his time... Click here for full story