Chatham-Kent is cashing in for hosting the Cascades Casino, the Kent Federation of Agriculture is asking Chatham-Kent council to hit the pause button on a conversation about potentially raising the local farm tax ratio, and Community Living Chatham-Kent wants to make you lunch on May 11.

Just as 155,000 federal public servants hit the picket line, there's a call on the federal government to reject their contract demands, the Dresden Terry Fox Run is coming out on top again, and a Windsor gymnastics coach has been suspended for two years for allegedly yelling at athletes and other coaches.

If you're expecting to get your tax return any time soon, the chances of that are looking pretty slim, a local outreach program in Chatham-Kent is holding a film screening this week to raise awareness of the effects of opioid use, and several officers and civilians with the Chatham-Kent police service will be getting some special recognition today for their efforts during the winter storm over Christmas last year.

Evening News for Tuesday, April 18, 2023.

Chatham-Kent police had another busy and challenging year in 2022 fighting crime, a cyber security incident is getting the blame for shutting down a number of casinos in Ontario, and about 20 students and residents came out for a swab clinic in Chatham for a 7-year-old girl who needs a stem-cell transplant.

Evening News for Monday, April 17, 2023

There is still no word on when Gateway Casinos across Ontario will be opening their doors again, a filmmaker with ties to Chatham-Kent continues to receive recognition for a short-film he made during the pandemic, and time is running out to get an an agreement for unionized workers at the Canada Revenue Agency and the Treasury Board.

Still no word yet this morning on when Gateway casinos across the province could re-open, Ontario is planning to hire a thousand new teachers to help students improve their math and reading skills, and windy weather along the water could lead to some more flooding along the Lake Erie shoreline.

Windy weather prompts LTVCA to issue floor outlook, Police are asking for public help in locating two stolen e-bikes from Chatham, CK's first Latina officer looks back at her first year on the force.