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Violet Knox was found lifeless in the water minutes after playing with her sibling.
Answering your questions on what the latest coronavirus restrictions mean for our region.
East Suffolk Council refuses to fully back EDF energy's plans for the Sizewell C plant.
Simon Moir's actions "have caused substantial losses to investors", the Insolvency Service said.
Kevin Dundon went missing while on a vessel returning to Felixstowe from Zeebrugge.
Alec Carpenter's parents say they are "so proud" of his achievements.
The baby's body was found at a recycling centre in May and 11,000 hours of footage has been studied.
Victoria Hall, 17, was abducted and killed on her way home from a nightclub in Suffolk 21 years ago.
The 15-year-old victim was shot in the face on his way to school, a court heard.
Work to restore an outdoor swimming pool that closed in 2002 was due to start in the spring.
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Battling painful symptoms of a virus they contracted several months ago, for these four coronavirus survivors, the fight is far from over.
This year National Fitness Day falls during the inaugural Great British Week of Sport, which runs from September 19-27, and recognises the important role of sport and physical activity in our lives.
A 31-year-old man who took part in an armed robbery at a Suffolk store has been warned he is facing a significant prison term when he is sentenced next week.
An Ipswich teenager who ran off when police officers approached him on suspicion of drug dealing in an Ipswich park has been given a suspended sentence.
More than 100 extra pupils at Ipswich’s Northgate High School are now self-isolating after a child showed symptoms of coronavirus.
An Instagram account has been reported after footage emerged of a schoolboy being made to beg for his bicycle back after it was taken by bullies.
October half-term is fast approaching and with changeable weather and the uncertainty of lockdown restrictions, it will be a challenging time for parents wanting to keep young ones occupied and happy. This is our list of events and attractions which can provide some family fun
County council chiefs have called on EDF Energy to listen to communities and “do something about Suffolk’s very reasonable concerns” over Sizewell C.
An Ipswich secondary school has unveiled its £15million new building, which it hopes will help boost the education of its 900 pupils.
“Beautiful and loving” Violet Knox, two, from west Suffolk, died as the result of a tragic accident, an inquest has heard.
Battling painful symptoms of a virus they contracted several months ago, for these four coronavirus survivors, the fight is far from over.
This year National Fitness Day falls during the inaugural Great British Week of Sport, which runs from September 19-27, and recognises the important role of sport and physical activity in our lives.
A female patient at an Essex mental health hospital was dragged, slapped and kicked by staff, inspectors have said.
A 31-year-old man who took part in an armed robbery at a Suffolk store has been warned he is facing a significant prison term when he is sentenced next week.
The former boss of a holiday park firm has been banned from running companies for 14 years after investors were left more than £19m out of pocket.
A woman from Lowestoft has been left ‘gobsmacked’ after her car had black paint thrown over it in a random attack.
More than 100 extra pupils at Ipswich’s Northgate High School are now self-isolating after a child showed symptoms of coronavirus.
Two Ukrainian men charged with people smuggling offences are due in court today.
An Instagram account has been reported after footage emerged of a schoolboy being made to beg for his bicycle back after it was taken by bullies.
October half-term is fast approaching and with changeable weather and the uncertainty of lockdown restrictions, it will be a challenging time for parents wanting to keep young ones occupied and happy. This is our list of events and attractions which can provide some family fun