Sir Norman Bettison steps down as head of West Yorkshire Police following allegations about the Hillsborough disaster.
JMU Journalism Editorial Director John Mathews pays tribute to Ceefax as the service ends after 38 years.
Merseyside Police are hunting two men who smashed the windows of a car while a terrified child was sat inside.
Wirral Council's huge budget deficit may have been caused by "mismanagement", according to one councillor.
MP Maria Eagle accuses Sir Norman Bettison of boasting he was "trying to concoct a story" to blame fans for the Hillsborough disaster.
Liverpool Central Station has fully reopened following its £20m refurbishment, having been shut since April.
Crime statistics for Liverpool have fallen for the sixth year in a row, with rates in Merseyside as a whole falling 5.9% from last year.
Liverpool City Council's proposed plan to introduce a £20 fine for lost, stolen or damaged wheelie bins has angered local residents.
The Liverpool City Region group has successfully bid for £10million funding that will help growing businesses in the region.
Plans for a £40m expansion of the Liverpool Echo Arena and Convention Centre have been unveiled with work due to begin in 2013.
Wirral Council has received undisclosed compensation for marking errors which affected schoolchildren.
Sefton Borough Council has decided to consult the public on the potential closure of seven libraries in measures to make drastic spending...
A Merseyside delegation has met with the Government’s fire minister in a last-ditch attempt to lobby against cuts to front-line fire...
Running a marathon is an impressive feat for anyone, but 18-year-old Adam Woods managed it just two days after his father died.
Hillsborough families finally learnt that there will be fresh inquests into the deaths of their loved ones.
Tributes have been pouring in from friends and family of a Widnes teenager who was involved in a fatal accident.
Liverpool FC have announced plans to remain at their historic Anfield ground as part of a huge regeneration scheme by the council.
JMU Journalism asked people on the streets of Liverpool: "Who do you think would be a good PM?"... the result may surprise you.
