Former US President Bill Clinton has received an honorary degree from the University of Liverpool.
High street stores have been the target of Pro-Palestinian protests in Liverpool over alleged links with Israel.
Liverpool city centre’s bars and door staff are to receive training as part of a campaign to raise awareness about sexual abuse.
Former council leader Lord Mike Storey has criticised the amount of student halls being built in the city.
A new scheme to ensure child victims of domestic abuse are better cared for is being introduced across Merseyside.
JMU Journalism graduate Ayden Feeney always wanted to be an RAF officer and how he has achieved his ambition.
Liverpool landlords have carried out £5million worth of improvements to their properties after inspections by the council.
The city council is campaigning for more powers to license and regulate tanning salons in Liverpool.
Residents have been left outraged over proposals by Everton FC to build a new stadium in Walton Hall Park.
Parents in Knowsley are fighting to save their lollipop men and ladies as six school crossing patrols could be axed.
A demonstration against Liverpool City Council’s proposed plans to close 11 libraries will take place.
Jamie Carragher’s 23 Foundation is seeking support for a three-year-old boy suffering from a rare brain disease.
New cost-cutting measures set to be announced this week may mean that Allerton fire station could be closed.
A foundation in memory of the late singer Amy Winehouse has been launched to help local youngsters.
Thousands of plastic bottles, cans and paper are going to landfill due to a lack of recycling facilities in the city centre.
An injury-time equaliser by Phil Jagielka cancelled out Steven Gerrard’s goal to earn Everton a 1-1 draw at Liverpool.
Liverpool and Everton are set to lock horns at Anfield, searching for a derby win to end their recent poor form.
Wirral South MP Alison McGovern tells JMU Journalism why further Scottish devolution should mean change for English cities.