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With more rain expected this season, the Quinte watershed's safety depends on a slow thaw. Here is how local experts are tracking the potential for spring floods and ice jams.

This funding boost helps local firefighters stay safer by reducing cancer risks with better equipment and cleaning technology.

This homeowner warning highlights how to avoid contractor scams and protect yourself from costly fraud.

This major road project gets more time as Prince Edward County works to secure funding and address one of Ontario’s worst roads.

This strong showing by Quinte Blades skaters highlights a season of personal bests and provincial-level success for athletes of all ages.

This winter trail update highlights grooming efforts and important safety rules for outdoor users across Prince Edward County.

This leadership update highlights the appointment of a seasoned officer to guide policing in Prince Edward County.

This fraud case highlights how scammers target vulnerable residents and why you should never pay to claim lottery winnings.

This infrastructure update highlights a major funding boost for a critical road project, with more investment still needed.

This local event highlights decades of creek restoration while addressing new development risks in Prince Edward County.

A wind-driven fire on Inkerman Avenue in Picton displaced a local family and caused extensive damage to their home. A GoFundMe campaign has been launched as community support continues to grow.

A Tuesday night fire on Albert Street in Picton caused significant damage to a single-storey home. Fire officials are continuing to investigate the cause.

A Thursday morning fire on York Street in Picton caused minor roof damage to a commercial building after being linked to a fuel-fired heating stove. Fire crews contained the blaze quickly, with no injuries reported.

Four ice anglers were rescued from Wellers Bay after the ice separated from shore, prompting a coordinated response involving fire crews, police, and a Search and Rescue helicopter.

Three individuals were arrested after police responded to a suspected driveway paving scam involving door-to-door solicitations in Prince Edward County.

A five-acre grass fire near Highway 49 took crews more than three hours to extinguish, with muddy conditions limiting access to the scene, according to fire officials.

OPP have recovered over $50,000 in stolen vehicles and equipment following an investigation into multiple break and enters across Prince Edward County and surrounding regions.

Outdoor rinks in Rossmore and Consecon will open later than planned after vandalism damaged rink liners, forcing repairs once colder temperatures return.

A Picton woman is sharing the joy after winning $100,000 on an Instant Gift Pack lottery ticket, a Christmas gift from her sister.

A fast-moving fire driven by strong winds damaged three structures on Treasure Cove Road Friday afternoon, with losses estimated at $3 million.