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The number of new measles cases in Chatham-Kent is out-pacing the rest of the province so far this month, the last of the big three federal party leaders is swinging through the deepest part of Southwestern Ontario tonight, and China is hitting back at the U.S. with an increase in tariffs.

Six people are facing charges after a months-long investigation into stolen vehicles and property crime in Chatham-Kent, students from John McGregor Secondary School will get up close and personal with some classic cars next week, and Ontario has recorded another 155 measles cases over the past week.

CK police and Elgin-Middlesex OPP partnered up to investigate a string of break-ins, property crimes, and stolen vehicles across the region. Two Wallaceburg seniors are facing charges after an argument got out of hand. The Salvation Army food bank in Chatham is able to restock the shelves following a 3-day food drive. Help is on the way if you don't have a family doctor right now. The European Union says it'll pause its countermeasures against American tariffs for 90 days.

Help is on the way if you don't have a family doctor right now, the shelves at the Salvation Army food bank in Chatham are looking a little fuller again thanks to a food drive organized by a local chapter of the Knights of Columbus, and the latest polling numbers are close in the federal election campaign.

A local construction company has been fined after one of its workers was killed on the job back in 2022, a 34-year-old man is facing a pair of charges after an unprovoked attack at a store in Tilbury, and the U.S. continues to ramp up its trade war against China.

The White House says Canada is exempt from U.S. President Donald Trump's latest tariff announcement. The 2024 year-end report from Chatham-Kent police is a mixed bag. Home sales are still slumping so far this year in Chatham-Kent. One Chatham-Kent councillor is hoping the provincial government will open its chequebook to help fix Talbot Trail. The province wants to extend Strong Mayor Powers to another 169 municipalities.

A Chatham-Kent councillor is hoping the provincial government will open its chequebook to help fix Talbot Trail, the province wants to extend strong mayor powers to another 169 municipalities, and we're getting close to the midway point of the federal election campaign.

Chatham-Kent's first-ever Deputy Chief Administrative Officer is a familiar face at the Civic Centre, a 37-year-old Scarborough man has turned himself in to Chatham-Kent police after an arrest warrant was issued three years ago when he failed to show up for court, and more CCTV cameras could be installed across Chatham-Kent.