Dangerous driving habits are becoming more common in school zones according to a survey done by CAA, Jury selection is underway in a Windsor courtroom for the Nathaniel Veltman trial, and the Chatham-Kent Local Immigration Partnership is gearing up to launch the community's third annual Welcome Week.

Two people in their 20s have died after a tragic crash over the long weekend, the trial of a London man accused of running down a family of five in his pickup truck starts in Windsor today, and Premier Doug Ford has shuffled his cabinet after the resignation of his Housing Minister.

Opinions are mixed on whether unionization is positive for the Canadian economy, Heat warning continues, CK Police reminds the public of the Vulnerable Persons Registry, and a man was charged with assault in Wallaceburg.

Labour Day closures, Heat warning this week, road closure in Wallaceburg due to construction, and a laptop was stolen from a car dealership in Chatham.

The Walk for Parkinson's will take place at Kingston Park in Chatham on Sunday, September 10, A golf tournament raises over $60K for End-of-Life care at home, A 38-year-old Blenheim man is facing a drug-impaired driving charge, and A 45-year-old Wallaceburg man is arrested for skipping court again.

A 45-year-old Wallaceburg man is getting a lot of face-time with Chatham-Kent police -- for all the wrong reasons, a search is underway for a London man who went missing in Lake Erie, and the Canada Border Services Agency has some tips to avoid a long wait this weekend.

Morning News for Friday, September 1, 2023

The ice won't be ready at Chatham's Memorial Arena until the end of September, Premier Doug Ford is putting out a warning to developers who may try to profit from selling land involved in the controversial Greenbelt land swap, and OPP are issuing a warning to drivers to slow down and buckle up this weekend or be prepared to pay the price.

A hometown girl who is now an award-winning director is premiering her movie in Chatham this weekend, there are a pair of tributes taking place in Chatham-Kent this afternoon to mark International Overdose Awareness Day, and Ontario's Integrity Commissioner is coming down hard on the Ford government for some decisions that were made during the Greenbelt landswap.