Evening News for Wednesday, May 17, 2023.

Chatham-Kent has some of the worst air quality in the province according to a new report from Ontario’s Auditor General, some temporary lane closures in Ridgetown this evening will be a visible reminder to drivers that they share the road with cyclists, and a 33-year-old Walpole Island man has been arrested after he was allegedly tracking his ex-wife's vehicle with a device that was secretly attached to it.

A demolition and excavating company in Chatham has been fined $70,000 after one of its workers died on the job, the damage is estimated at $15,000 after a garage fire at a home in Chatham, and Canada's innovation minister is calling on the provincial government to help end Ottawa's stalemate with Stellantis.

Evening News for Tuesday, May 16, 2023.

Mortgage interest rates and the price of gas are still pushing up inflation in Canada, a 38-year-old Chatham man is facing an impaired driving charge after someone allegedly saw him stopped at a green light in downtown Chatham, and a 36-year-old from Tecumseh has been charged with careless driving after a transport truck hauling some vehicles flipped over on the 401 between Chatham and London.

The number of victims of crime in Chatham-Kent continues to trend in the wrong direction, the effort to end smoking and vaping is still high on the priority list for local public health officials, and Unifor is demanding urgent action from the feds to keep the agreement to build the EV battery plant in Windsor alive.

Evening News for Monday, May 15, 2023.

Talks continue today to salvage the agreement to build Windsor's new multi-billion dollar EV battery plant, a 30-year-old woman is facing charges after she allegedly hit an employee with a sign holder at Walmart in Wallaceburg on Mother's Day, and it looks like Erieau is getting on board with the idea of having an outdoor water park move in.

Two youths got a stern talking to after Chatham-Kent police got a call about a couple of kids who were waving a gun around in downtown Chatham over the weekend, Stellantis says it's thinking about possibly scrapping plans for a multibillion dollar EV battery plant in Windsor, and the Canadian Mental Health Association is urging a ban on all advertising of online betting to protect teens and young adults.

The future of a multi-billion dollar electric vehicle battery plant is uncertain due to a lack of government funding, The amount of cocaine seized at the border is back at pre-pandemic levels, and The funeral for OPP Sergeant Eric Mueller will be held in Ottawa this Thursday, and a young man is wanted for a break and enter in CK.