The mysterious Windsor Hum could soon be a music sensation. A graduate student from Calgary hopes to record quality audio of the unsolved phenomenon that's plagued people in Windsor, Ont., and ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Imagine living in your own private episode of “Black Mirror.” For some residents of one Canadian city, that isn't too far off. A ...

A researcher found that the hum was being generated by the facility's blast furnaces running at a higher-than-normal capacity Author of the article: You can save this article by registering for free ...

A persistent noise of unknown origin, sometimes compared to a truck idling or distant thunder, has bedeviled a Canadian city for years, damaging people’s health and quality of life, numerous residents ...

A University of Windsor professor studying the Windsor Hum is convinced it's real. Colin Novak set up a state-of-the-art, $250,000 recording station in a woodlot in the western part of the Ontario ...

The infamous and mysterious Windsor Hum appears to have faded out, leaving Detroit's neighbors across the river whistling a happy tune. For nearly a decade, residents of Windsor and some of its ...

The cities of Windsor, Ontario, and River Rouge, Mich., are separated geographically by only a river, but when it comes to one highly annoying noise they are worlds apart. That noise, described as a ...

A droning, industrial hum that for years perplexed and disturbed locals in Windsor, Ontario, near the U.S.-Canada border, reemerged in recent months. The monotonous, reverberating sound and its ...