Noon News for Sunday, March 19, 2023.

Noon News for Saturday, March 18, 2023.

Two road construction projects in Chatham-Kent that have been prompting some detours over the past couple of weeks are wrapping up earlier than expected, the Ontario government plans to introduce a bill that would protect the jobs of military reservists once they return from deployment, and Russian President Vladimir Putin is now wanted for war crimes.

A deadlocked jury in a murder trial in Chatham has led to a mistrial, we know more now about the shooting of two police officers in Edmonton, and Ontario's biggest public sector union is suing three former senior employees and others for $24-million.

No decision yet from the jury in a murder trial in Chatham, former Governor General David Johnston has been selected to head up the investigation into allegations of foreign interference in Canada's last two federal elections, and Unifor wants the provincial government to get involved in the strike at the Windsor Salt Mine.

Evening News for Wednesday, March 15, 2023

A murder trial in Chatham is stretching into a seventh day, the Chatham-Kent Public Health Unit is raising concerns about how the rising cost of food is affecting local families, and time is running out to buy your dog tags.

Evening News for Tuesday, March 14, 2023

We could be nearing the end of the Kyle Samko murder trial in Chatham, things could get messier if you're heading towards Sarnia or the Strathroy-area this morning, and things got a bit wild at the Junos last night when a topless protester charged the stage.

Evening News for Monday, March 13, 2023