A Sarnia man accused of killing a man in Chatham in 2021 has been released on $50,000 bail, a new home for men who want to recover from drug addiction is about to open in Chatham, and the Ontario SPCA and Humane Society is asking you to think about your pet when it comes the poor air quality outside.

Wearing a mask could be a good idea if you're spending a lot of time outside today, the Annual Torch Run for Special Olympics in Chatham-Kent is set to go ahead with a new name this year, and someone in Windsor is $35-million dollars richer today after a big lotto win.

Evening News for Wednesday, June 7, 2023.

Smoke from forest fires in northeastern Ontario and Quebec is hanging over the region and Environment Canada can't say when it will clear out, a lawsuit has been filed in court in connection with a fatal crash that happened during the RetroFest Classic Car Cruise last year, and a missing persons case with ties to Chatham has ended in tragedy.

Smoke from forest fires in Northern Ontario and Quebec are expected to keep hanging around for a while, two youth centres in Chatham-Kent are partnering up to share resources and networks, and the Chatham Coloured All-Stars baseball team is back in the spotlight thanks to a new book.

Evening News for Tuesday, June 6, 2023.

A positive step in talks to keep a multi-billion dollar EV battery plant in Windsor, the Hospitals in Chatham-Kent are faring better than many others across the province when it comes to staff vacancies, and Chatham-Kent police are giving credit to a concerned citizen with helping them to pull a banned driver off the road -- again.

The hospitals in Chatham look like they're making a breakthrough in the backlog of surgeries that piled up during the pandemic, Chatham-Kent fire officials are urging you to keep a close eye on any open burns on your property, and we could see more brown-outs and blackouts in our future, according to a new report.

Evening News for Monday, June 5, 2023.