Evening News for Wednesday, June 29, 2022

Rent can go up again next year in Ontario, the Chatham Concert Band is switching from survival mode to celebration as it tunes up for another summer concert series at Tecumseh Park in Chatham, and a study led by researchers at Western University in London has revealed the cause of long-COVID symptoms.

Unionized long-term care workers in Chatham are planning a rally next week if their contract talks don't make any headway, don't be surprised if you see some heavy equipment rolling into downtown Wheatley again this week, and a military regiment with ties to Chatham-Kent and Windsor has launched an ambitious fundraising campaign.

Evening News for Tuesday, June 28, 2022

Provincial police have released the identities of two cyclists who were killed in a crash on Walpole Island First Nation last week, a 23-year-old man is facing a long list of charges after he allegedly took off with someone's ATV on Zone Centre Line just outside of Bothwell, and a handful of local artists will be leading a special forum at the Chatham Cultural Centre tonight to talk about the future of public art in Chatham-Kent.

First Nations officials will hold a ceremony on the Ambassador Bridge this morning to mark the Jay Treaty, Conagra Brands is celebrating 75 years of tomato processing in Chatham-Kent, and one of the key organizers of last winter's convoy protest in Ottawa has been arrested again.

Evening News for Monday, June 27, 2022

Chatham-Kent police are still investigating after a body was found inside a house fire in Chatham, you'll want to check your house number before you turn on your lawn sprinkler today, and the Ford Fireworks in Windsor are open to in-person spectators again.

Noon News for Sunday, June 26, 2022.