Chatham-Kent's new intercounty baseball league team will be the CK Blackbirds, the World Health Organization will decide today whether the COVID-19 pandemic still qualifies as an international emergency, and the grandparent scam is making the rounds again in the region.

Chatham-Kent council members will have another crack at the municipal budget again next week, the Chatham-Kent police budget got the OK during last night's talks, and one of Chatham's longest-running summer festivals will be noticeably absent this year.

Evening News for Thursday, January 26, 2023

Chatham-Kent's municipal budget talks are set to go ahead tonight, there are some positive signs in Ontario that we are past a peak in the flu season, and the local public school board has been getting a substantial amount of feedback after moving its incident reporting system online three years ago.

A virus appears to be wiping out some crows in Chatham-Kent this winter, thundersnow hit the area during yesterday's snowfall, and police in Chatham-Kent were able to cross another handful of names off of their wanted list this week.

Evening News for Wednesday, January 25, 2023

There's still a snowfall warning in effect for Chatham-Kent with the worst of the storm still to come today, the expected snowfall has led to a couple of local cancellations, and you'll be paying even more now if you need to renew your mortgage or you have a variable rate.

We've got a snowfall warning and some bus cancellations for Chatham-Kent, three men are facing charges after one of them was denied a phone call at a convenience store in Chatham, and some good news if you plan to travel and need to get a passport.

Evening News for Tuesday, January 24, 2023

Still some uncertainty in the forecast as to how much snow is going to come down tomorrow, a union that represents federal government workers is planning strike votes for 120,000 members, and the Bank of Canada is expected to raise its key interest rate by a quarter of a percentage point this week.