LTVCA is looking for landowners to participate in Wetlands restoration project, Dresden Blumburg family is featured in a comic book that will be unveiled at the CK expo at the end of the month

Chatham-Kent police will stop 24 hour patrols in downtown Wheatley starting tomorrow, Chatham-Kent police are celebrating a major milestone in their recruitment efforts, and the Salvation Army's One Bag Challenge is returning to Chatham-Kent.

The westbound lanes of the 401 have reopened at Highway 40 after a crash shut down the road for more than eight hours, residents in the Mitchell's Bay area are fed-up with seeing speeders on their main road, and some high-level support is rolling in for West Lorne's bid to win the Kraft Hockeyville competition.

Evening News for Thursday, March 30, 2023

A Ridgetown man who wasn't supposed to be driving in the first place is facing drug and driving-related charges after police pulled him over in Chatham last night, time is running out for a popular and cheerful local fundraiser, and some upgrades are on the way for some Catholic schools in Chatham-Kent.

Splash pads in Chatham-Kent could open sooner and close later if a Chatham-area councillor has his way, the Municipality of Chatham-Kent is launching a radio ad campaign out west in an effort to lure Alberta residents here, and a private member's bill to remove the carbon tax from on-farm fuel and heating has passed the final vote in the House of Commons.

Chatham-Kent could be handing out over $400,000 in grant funding to a handful of local organizations over the next few months, Chatham-Kent residents who want to travel to and from Detroit will soon have the option of taking a new daily bus service, and police are looking for tips after someone drove off with a classic car that was parked at an address on O'Neill Line in Howard Township.

The Liberals are doubling down on investments in green technology and affordable dental care in the latest federal budget, a family-owned butcher shop in Chatham-Kent will be holding a fundraising event this weekend to support a cause that's close to its heart, and everything is up and running normally again at the Chatham-Kent Health Alliance after some water supply issues at the hospital on Tuesday.

Evening News for Tuesday, March 28, 2023

When the federal budget comes down this afternoon you might hear about plans to go after predatory lenders, the long arm of the law has caught up with a 27-year-old Chatham-Kent man who was wanted in connection with an assault and a pair of thefts, and if you think the road you drive on is the worst, the CAA would like to hear from you.