Chatham-Kent police are investigating a crash on the outskirts of Chatham that sent one person to the hospital earlier this morning, a couple of hunters from Wheatley have pleaded guilty to illegal hunting charges after they were duped by a pheasant decoy north of London, and the price of food was the key factor driving up the cost of living last month.

Ontario Provincial Police are still looking for tips from the public after a body was found on Highway 40 just north of Chatham, the Dresden Terry Fox Run continues to exceed expectations, and a familiar face has been elected chief at Walpole Island First Nation.

No word from OPP yet on when a busy stretch of Hwy 40 could re-open just north of Chatham, it looks like Chatham-Kent residents were in a giving mood over the weekend, and a 32-year-old Chatham-Kent man who was wanted in connection with a fraud investigation has been arrested after police were called to check out a suspicious person in Chatham.

OPP have closed a section of Highway 40 just north of Chatham for a sudden death investigation, Legion members will be forming up and march to the cenotaph in Chatham for a public "celebration of life" to remember Queen Elizabeth II, and dignitaries from across the globe gathered at Westminster Abbey earlier this morning for the funeral of Queen Elizabeth the Second.

Noon News for Sunday, September 18, 2022.

Noon News for Saturday, September 17, 2022.

Chatham-Kent residents will be lacing up their shoes across the municipality this weekend to support cancer research, a separate fundraiser to help address addictions and homelessness in Chatham-Kent is getting underway today, and Chatham-Kent police have released the results of their annual Give Buses a Brake campaign.

The investigation into last year's explosion in downtown Wheatley is complete, the federal government has announced a new program to help Canadians move from heating oil to more affordable green options, and a  new partnership could mean new business opportunities for First Nations in Southwestern Ontario.

Evening News for Thursday, September 15, 2022

Chatham-Kent police are investigating a report of gunshots in a residential neighbourhood in Chatham, there was special tribute to Queen Elizabeth the Second in the House of Commons this morning, and Wheatley residents will get an update tonight about the investigation into last summer’s downtown explosion.