Three major high street stores have gone into administration in the space of a week, leaving jobs at risk for workers on Merseyside.
Locals have backed £15m plans to refurbish and redevelop the derelict 'Welsh Streets' in the Princes Park area.
Consultations are to begin for an official landlord licensing scheme in Liverpool.
Merseyrail is clamping down on public drinking in a bid to ban completely all of drinking of alcohol on their trains
A shop to raise money for Hillsborough families has opened with the help of a number of Liverpool celebrities.
A crisis-hit Liverpool-based charity that was on the brink of collapse has been handed a last-minute lifeline.
Ida Husøy blogs about the "surreal" week where her foggy Liverpool photo went viral around the internet.
Liverpool council has announced that cuts to the city's cultural programme may take effect this year.
A Siberian supermodel is helping to pay for a new playground for children in Liverpool’s Dingle area to enjoy.
JMU Journalism's Ida Husøy created a storm of interest after a picture she took of Liverpool engulfed by fog went viral across the web.
The Archbishop of Liverpool, The Most Rev Patrick Kelly, is set to step down from his post due to health reasons.
PM David Cameron told locals that the council is adequately funded during a visit to Liverpool, despite claims that cuts may cause riots.
It has been a monumental year for Liverpool and JMU Journalism. We reflect on some of the major news headlines of 2012.
Everyone on the JMU Journalism website team wishes you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
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The Justice Collective won a famous pop chart victory by beating X Factor winner James Arthur to become the Christmas Number One.
A Liverpool charity is at the forefront of helping the victims of male trafficking in the UK.
Look out, Lauren – he’s behind you. FBI agent Clarice Murphy hunts down Hannibal Parry in our advent calendar.
