Driving could get messy later today, Chatham-Kent council members are about to be asked for a huge commitment to secure an affordable housing project in Chatham, and Ontario is expanding compensation for firefighters who get thyroid and pancreatic cancer.

Driving is could be a bit of a challenge on your way home today, four people are facing drug trafficking charges after police searched a residence in Chatham and found about $23,000 worth of illegal drugs, and police  are still searching for a suspect after a stolen vehicle that was allegedly used in a robbery in Tilbury hit an OPP cruiser.

Evening News for Thursday, March 2, 2023

There's a special weather statement for Chatham-Kent ahead of a winter storm that's expected to move into southwestern Ontario tomorrow, a homeowner who called police to report a theft in Chatham yesterday managed to stop the person who stole from them until police arrived, provincial police want to know how satisfied you are with OPP service in their coverage area.

It looks like gas well testing could continue in Wheatley for the foreseeable future, nominations are now open for the 36th annual Senior Achievement Awards, and the federal NDP want a national public inquiry into foreign interference in our elections.

Evening News for Wednesday, March 1, 2023

Chatham-Kent police are putting out a call for tips after someone spray-painted a pair of swastikas on the cenotaph in downtown Chatham, three people are facing fraud-related charges after they allegedly tried to use someone else's credit card to buy some new vehicles, and the new Rims and Ribs Festival in Chatham-Kent has announced its celebrity guests for the upcoming event.

A Wallaceburg woman who was accused of organizing a protest against COVID-19 restrictions is getting off without even a slap on the wrist, starting next week, the Murray Street Bridge in Wallaceburg will be closed for a couple of months, and there's a meeting in Wheatley tonight to talk about the latest information in the explosion that rocked that town in 2021.

Evening News for Tuesday, February 28, 2023

Still a few lingering outages in Chatham-Kent on Hydro One's outage map, a Chatham resident in his late 70s is facing charges after Chatham-Kent police got a tip about a man who was allegedly threatening someone with a gun, and if  you thought February felt warmer than normal, you're right.