Toronto police updated the ongoing investigation into the disappearance of Nicole Morin, 8, who vanished from her Etobicoke apartment on July 30, 1985. Det.-Sgt Madelaine Tretter and Chris Scherk from Crime Stoppers spoke at the news conference and a re-enactment video was also released.

On the national edition of Entertainment City, Orlando Bloom allegedly gets into scuffle with Justin Bieber at a restaurant in Ibiza. Brad Smith has all the details.

Craig Bawden’s family was among 157 passengers who were forced to spend 17 hours on the vessel after it got caught on a mooring cable Monday.

680News senior business editor Mike Eppel with the day’s top business headlines, including Toyota topping sales worldwide, and US economics numbers out Wednesday.

TTC bus driver caught on video running red light pens apology letter, and a new HorseCapades attraction at the CNE.

Cloudy throughout the morning with increasing showers in the afternoon. High of 21 C.

The hot button issue has candidates offering a slew of different ideas on how to get Toronto moving.

Dozens of children were getting in touch with their inner cowboys and cowgirls at the CNE on Tuesday.

Tom Hayes explains what cops are looking for in a new blitz against distracted driving.

The union representing TTC workers is asking management to reconsider her firing after she penned a letter explaining the incident and apologizing.

Toronto mayoral candidate John Tory was in Liberty Village on Tuesday speaking about his SmartTrack transit plan, which would see existing GO tracks electrified to add 22 new surface subway stops, including one in Liberty Village. Tory said business in that community is suffering because of a lack of transit options.

Transit advocate Steve Munro talks about why transit is the hot-button topic heading into the October 27th municipal election. Watch The 5 and CityNews at Six as Adrian Ghobrial breaks down each mayoral candidate’s transit platform.

The CAA and members of the Traffic Safety Coalition launched a six-week long distracted-driving initiative for Toronto and York Region on Tuesday. York Regional Police Sgt. Jason McIlveen spoke about the campaign and what fines drivers could face if they are caught breaking the rules.

On today’s national edition of Entertainment City, a One Directioner tweets his support for Palestine, Freddie Prinze Jr. slams Kiefer Sutherland, and Toby Keith earns the big bucks.

680News music reporter Rudy Blair speaks with Canadian rock band Theory of a Deadman about their new album Savages.