The 17-year-old girl who died in a single-vehicle crash on Thursday night has been identified. 15 Beluga whales have died at Marineland in the last four years. A Mexican melon-packing plant implicated in a salmonella outbreak that has killed five Canadians has been temporarily closed. Chatham-Kent's first-ever Black Excellence Awards and Gala will take place during Black History Month. The Chatham Maroons will host some special guests at their home game tomorrow.

Only half of Ontarians feel prepared to make it through an extended power outage. The Liberal government has put a cap on how much money Canadian news outlets will get from Google's compensation for their online content. Chatham-Kent's first-ever Black Excellence Awards and Gala will take place during Black History Month. Members of the 2022 G-O-J-H-L Western Conference Championship team will be honoured with an on-ice ceremony before Sunday's Chatham Maroons game.

A heartbreaking crash just outside of Blenheim last night, the Chatham-Kent Hospice Foundation is getting a nice holiday boost from a local women's group, and the golden arches have come to Blenheim.

Premier Doug Ford's announcement that you'll be able to buy alcohol at convenience stores and other retail outlets by 2026 is getting some mixed reactions, Windsor police are offering up some serious cash in connection with some unsolved murder cases, and the Liberal government's gun control bill has passed in the Senate.

The medical charting system is back online at the hospitals in Chatham-Kent, a 46-year-old Chatham woman who was arrested after a drug bust in Chatham earlier this year is facing more drug trafficking charges now, and an investor from Chatham has big plans to turn the Paul Martin Building in downtown Windsor into a boutique hotel.

The public health units in Chatham Kent and Sarnia-Lambton could be joining forces in 2025, the Wish Tree at the hospital in Chatham is set to light up tonight, and foul play has been ruled out after some human remains were found at a construction site in nearby Essex County.

A London law firm is exploring the possibility of a class action suit over a Canada-wide salmonella outbreak connected to two brands of cantaloupes, local police made a pair of domestic violence-related arrests one day after Chatham-Kent council declared intimate partner violence an epidemic, and OPP has taken over a construction site in the Colchester-area after some human remains were found there.

A Chatham tattoo artist has been found guilty of two counts of sexual assault, Chatham-Kent council is shooting down the idea of having its meetings move outside of the Civic Centre, and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is making a major shift in federal policy when it comes to Israel.