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The Highway 401 through Chatham-Kent is expected to stay closed for a couple more hours yet after a transport truck rolled over into the median near Chatham, Chatham-Kent police are appealing to the public for tips after they came across a dead body in Chatham, and time is running out to register for the Aging Well Conference in Chatham.

Wheatley and Tilbury residents can safely drink their tap water again, the Nathaniel Veltman trial continued yesterday with testimony from a digital forensics expert who was asked to examine some data found on digital devices taken from Veltman's apartment, and world-class women's hockey is coming to Sarnia later this year.

A 50-year-old Chatham man is finding out the hard way you can run -- and even swim -- but you can't hide from the long arm of the law, Kenesserie Camp in Ridgetown is in some financial trouble, and the Windsor-built Chrysler Pacifica saw modest sales gains in the third quarter of 2023.

Cost of living increases are driving up food bank usage in Chatham-Kent, you may want to leave the house a couple of minutes early if your drive takes you along Dufferin Avenue in Wallaceburg today, and a Wallaceburg man's decision to buy a lottery ticket earlier this year really paid off for him.

A 42-year-old Chatham man who was banned from driving eight times got a ride in a police cruiser again Monday evening, seasonal campers will be spending more over the next few seasons at some parks in nearby Lambton County, and there has been a pause in today's Nathaniel Veltman trial proceedings.

The United Way of Chatham-Kent says it's launching a lawsuit against a former employee, another round of water testing is underway for the Wheatley/Tilbury water distribution system, and the Nathaniel Veltman trial is set to resume in a Windsor court today after a four day break.

United Way of Chatham-Kent launches civil action against a former employee over alleged misappropriation of funds, a couple of weekend fires in Chatham-Kent go down as undetermined, London Health Sciences Centre reintroducing masking policies, Trump's $250 million fraud trial gets underway, and the doctors credited for developing an effective COVID-19 vaccine awarded with the Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine.

You'll be able to skip the line at your doctor's office and head straight to the pharmacist for six more conditions now, Chatham-Kent police are putting out a call for tips after a thief targeted a tobacco barn just east of Chatham, and organizers are putting the final touches on their plans for the fifth annual Chatham-Kent International Film Festival.