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Chatham-Kent police have made an arrest after someone stole a Chatham woman's debit card while she was in the hospital, law enforcement agencies across Ontario are receiving funding from the province to help keep the worst offenders in jail, and a mother-son duo who both race at a BMX track in Chatham have both qualified to represent Canada in the upcoming World Championships.

If you haven't salted your sidewalks yet here's your reminder, a Chatham doctor who refuses to get the COVID-19 vaccine is appealing his suspension from the Chatham-Kent Health Alliance, and someone who filed a fake report of a kangaroo on the loose in Lambton county could face mischief charges.

A Chatham doctor is challenging the suspension of his hospital privileges at the CKHA. A 39-year-old Melbourne man has been arrested and charged for allegedly luring a child online. Border officials are reporting a massive drug bust at the border in Niagara. A kangaroo that escaped from a local private zoo has been rounded up and returned safely. Public mischief charges are being considered for a person in Lambton County who reported a second marsupial sighting.

A kangaroo that escaped from a private zoo in Chatham-Kent has been rounded up and returned safely, a 39-year-old Melbourne man has been arrested and charged for allegedly luring a child online, and a 26-year-old Tilbury man who was supposed to be on his best behaviour is back in police custody after an incident at the public library in Tilbury over the weekend.

The rainfall warning is over for Chatham-Kent but a special weather statement is still in effect, a sound editor who grew up in Chatham-Kent has won his first primetime Emmy award, and Chatham Goodfellows have officially wrapped up their 69th 'No Child Without a Christmas' campaign with some pretty impressive numbers.

The special weather statement has ended for Chatham-Kent but a rainfall warning is now in effect, a 57-year-old cyclist is fighting for his life in a London hospital after a serious crash near Highgate yesterday afternoon, if you noticed a heavy police presence on Murray Street in Wallaceburg this morning, police say it's nothing to worry about.

It could be a bit of a mess on the roads today as we get a mix of snow and rain, home sales dropped off a bit last month compared to the same time in 2022, and federal officials will meet with representatives from Honda this week to talk about possibly locating an electric vehicle factory in Canada.

A good ending to a missing persons report from the weekend, Chatham-Kent police say there was no harm and no foul after a Chatham resident found some bones under their porch Sunday afternoon, there's optimism the housing market will rebound in the year to come.