News relating to crime and police and traffic offenses in Niagara Region
A temporary power outage blacked out downtown Grimsby and area for less than 30 minutes Thursday, for most customers that were affected. The power went out around 3 p.m. Thursday and a Grimsby Power repair crew was dispatched. It predicted the outage would last one to two hours. At 3:12 pm, it reported the cause … Read more
The Niagara Regional Police Service is partnering with nine local food banks and 12 local grocery stores in an effort to help support the demand for food and donations in the Niagara region.
A St. Catharines man has been arrested by Niagara police (NRPS) for allegedly making online threats on YouTube.
11 people are on the newly issued Niagara police list of drinking and driving offences for the period of Feb. 22 to Feb. 28.
Niagara police are investigating a rash of car break-ins in Grimsby. “Since January, of 2021, The Niagara Regional Police have been investigating several vehicle break-ins, in the Town of Grimsby,” said a police bulletin. The investigation has revealed that one or more suspects are damaging random vehicle windows, and are entering the vehicle to steal … Read more
Nine days after a Welland woman went missing, Niagara police have released security video of her in the hopes that someone might recognize her. Maria Jagiello, 65, of Welland left her home a week ago Sunday on Feb. 28 at around 7.p.m. in the area of Silver Wood Avenue Street and Roselawn Crescent. They release … Read more
11 people are on the newly issued Niagara police list of drinking and driving offences for the period of Feb. 22 to Feb. 28.
The Niagara Regional Police Service missing person investigation into the location of Maria Jagiello in Welland enters its third day.
Niagara police are investigating a robbery of a St. Catharines Avondale store by an armed man early Monday morning and they are seeking the public’s help.
Niagara Health will begin vaccinating the highest and very high priority community healthcare workers over the next several months, including first responders.