Janine Davison, a supporter of keeping B. Davison vocational school in its current form, explains why she is pleading with TVDSB to keep the school open

Salma Mahmoud, Dietitian at LHSC says "even if your sense of taste and smell are compromised there are ways of to ensure you are getting the proper nutrients."

Independent retail analyst Bruce Winder says overstocked inventories and recession fears could push retailers to offer steep discounts this holiday season

Jay Stanford, London's director of environmental programs and solid waste talks about how you can help curb waste with a little planning and smart shopping

The OMA says while screenings have returned to forecasted levels, experts worry there are undiagnosed cases of breast cancer yet to appear.

Patients and physicians struggling to officially diagnose long COVID may be one step closer to an answer, thanks to new research from a team of London, Ont. scientists

Dennis Garnhum talks about the pandemic, mental health and sexuality in his first book "Toward Beauty: Reigniting a Creative Life on the Camino de Santiago"

General Manager Brian Ohl looks back at the past 20 years at Budweiser Gardens

Dr. Romsa saiys the machne allows a health-care team to determine whether something looks to be more cancerous or more benign, as well as how far a mass has grown.

Infectious disease specialist Dr. Isaac Bogoch discusses a new Omicron subvariant and how it could evade current COVID-19 treatments.

Laura Gonzalez, trustee with the TVDSB discusses a motion for a board-wide dress code policy

Local historian Dan Brock talks about the history of 980 CFPL and some of the stories the station would have covered during London Ont.'s history

London Police Chief Steve Williams says daytime revellers were cooperative, but some unacceptable behaviour happened during the evening and night

Dr. John Landau discuss the new procedure and aneurysm patient Thomas Baker describes his experience

Dr. Andrea Sereda, founder of the Safer Opioid Supply Program in London, Ont. discusses how the program has helped drug users

Ben O'Hara-Byrne, host of A Little More Conversation on 980 CFPL is in London, England for the Queen's funeral.

Project lead, Paul Seale, discusses the goal of the initiative and their plan to get to more than 50 per cent voter turnout in London's municipal elections

Paul Seale from the Pillar Nonprofit Network discuss how inflation, increased demand, and employment issues are leading to less services available at local non-profits

Infectious disease expert Dr. Isaac Bogoch chats about Health Canada's approval of Evusheld and how it can help those who are immunocompromised

Dr. Vineet Nair talks about the struggle to find a family doctor and what can be done to address the problem

Lisa Bowden, Multiple Myeloma survivor shares her experience with myleoma and chats about the 14th annual Walk of Champions

A London Police Traffic Management Sgt. talks about roads safety around buses, in school zones, and in general as students return to school

A London, Ont. dietician shares tips on how to best pack food for your picky eater this school year

The proposed changes would significantly alter the local riding map

Les Cross of Student Transportation Canada says they are actively recruiting drivers, but says they have plans in place if there is a shortfall