Tens of thousands of people visited Liverpool and the Wirral’s waterfront for the River of Light Festival.
A statue commemorating the works of celebrated war poet Wilfred Owen has been unveiled in Birkenhead.
A demonstration was staged to help stave off the ruin of a much-loved city centre building.
Homotopia organiser Char Binns tells JMU Journalism why the festival is so special.
The Leader of Wirral Council, Phil Davies, has spoken of his surprise decision to quit politics next year.
Work has started on a groundbreaking new project, including horse-assisted therapies and the prospect of 100 new jobs.
Halloween and Brazilian carnival came together for a night of flair, dancing and scary outfits.
Dogs of all shapes and sizes were dressed up in scary style at the annual Howl’Oween Puppy Parade.
Liverpool fans dug deep in support of Sean Cox to raise money for the supporter who suffered horrific brain injuries.
JMU Journalism reports from Anfield as Liverpool take on Red Star Belgrade in the UEFA Champions League.
An urgent appeal has been made by Claire House hospice to help more seriously ill children locally.
Wirral residents marched to highlight the distance many will have to travel if local walk-in services are removed.
JMU Journalism asks people in Liverpool whether they think Donald Trump can survive his full term as US President.
The 2018 Poppy Appeal has been launched, marking 100 years since the end of World War One.
Hundreds of people marched through the city to protest against those who carry knives.
Stations across Merseyside are preparing for the arrival of new trains by upgrading existing platforms and tracks.
A campaign to save Bixteth Gardens is underway following major development plans to build more offices.
Shipyard workers at Cammell Laird could go on strike as up to 300 jobs are at risk.