Chatham-Kent police are releasing some more information about a serious crash on Fairview Line yesterday, police are investigating a crash on Merlin Road early this morning that was expected to knock out power to the town for several hours this afternoon, and Education Minister Stephen Lecce is expected to introduce legislation early this afternoon to stop a strike by school support workers before it even starts.

Chatham-Kent police are still investigating a pair of serious crashes that took place over the weekend, Ontario's education minister is expected to introduce back-to-work legislation today to prevent a strike by school support staff, and the KAYO Boxing Club in Chatham-Kent has found a new home at the Downtown Chatham Centre.

Noon News for Sunday, October 30, 2022.

Noon News for Saturday, October 29, 2022.

If you are going to burn candles inside your house, make sure you keep a close eye on them, Chatham-Kent police are investigating a pair of break-ins at residential construction sites, and the Royal Canadian Legion's poppy campaign starts today.

A Chatham-Kent police officer who is facing possible dismissal from the force should learn his fate by the end of the year, OPP are once again asking the public for tips as they continue to investigate the death of a pedestrian on Highway 40 just north of Chatham last month, and a free Halloween event in Tilbury will look a little different this year.

Firefighters and police are responding to a fire on Dufferin Avenue in Chatham, Chatham-Kent police are appealing to the public for tips as they try to track down some antique firearms that were reported stolen during a daytime break-in south of Chatham, and police are investigating after someone broke into a home that is being renovated on Sandys Street in Chatham and stripped it of some copper wires and pipes.

The Board of Health in Chatham-Kent is warning some public health services might be on the chopping block because of a lack of provincial funding, Chatham-Kent's first arts and culture wall of fame inductees now have their plaques hanging up at the Chatham Cultural Centre, and the judge leading the hearings into the use of the Emergencies Act has agreed to hear some evidence behind closed doors.

The paint barely had time to dry on a new rainbow crosswalk in Dresden before it was targeted by vandals this week, there's a candlelight vigil in downtown Ridgetown tonight to remember a 66-year-old Howard Township woman who died after she was hit by a vehicle a week ago, and the Bank of Canada's key lending rate is going up again.