A fire at the water treatment plant in Wheatley has prompted a widespread boil water advisory, Chatham-Kent police have a new armoured rescue vehicle in their fleet, and some video evidence of a police interrogation is up next at the Nathaniel Veltman trial in Windsor.

A Chatham-Kent man is facing a handful of charges after he allegedly grabbed someone's genitals during a disturbance at a business in Chatham, the search is underway for a permanent Chief Executive Officer at the United Way of Chatham-Kent, and the Children's Treatment Centre Foundation of Chatham Kent is celebrating another successful fundraising event.

Testimony continues today in the Nathaniel Veltman trial in Windsor, there's a new public art installation outside of the Coke Canada bottling centre in Chatham, and it could take 20 years for the federal and Ontario governments to break even on the subsidies they're providing for the new EV battery plant in Windsor and the Volkswagen factory in St. Thomas.

Facebook's ban on news content in Canada is forcing emergency crews in Chatham-Kent to review the way they send out alerts to the public, a 37-year-old Tilbury man is facing a handful of charges after he allegedly stole two trays of lottery tickets from a local convenience store and cashed in the winners somewhere else, and the Nathaniel Veltman trial continues in a Windsor courtroom today.

Downtown Wallaceburg could be under video surveillance soon, two people are facing charges after Chatham-Kent police searched a home in Blenheim and found about $6.1-million worth of illegal marijuana plants, and a walking trail in Tilbury is set to be renamed in honour of a local politician who served for 40 plus years in that area.

Chatham-Kent police are asking for the public's help to identify a suspect after someone wrote a "vulgar comment" on the Cenotaph in Chatham, a Wallaceburg man has been charged with drug trafficking after a vehicle crashed into a ditch in Lakeshore, and the first ever Mike Currie Memorial Run was a record-setter.

Crime prevention in Wallaceburg and a review of Chatham-Kent's ATV bylaw are both up for discussion at tonight's Chatham-Kent council meeting and the trial of Nathaniel Veltman starts in a Windsor courtroom this morning with opening statements from the Crown and the defence.

Tax breaks are on the table for several new developments across Chatham-Kent, A planned power outage is taking place in Blenheim on Monday, Two men were arrested for driving impaired this weekend, and research from Western University is the first to show that birds adjust their physiology during the migratory seasons.