Off-road vehicles could be allowed in more places across Chatham-Kent if a bylaw amendment is approved by municipal council Monday night, a 19-year-old Windsor man is facing a terrorism charge after an investigation by the RCMP, and Canada's jobless rate fell last month to another record low.

The cost of building a new Children's treatment centre in Chatham has almost doubled over the past five years, another solid turnout for the annual Hike for Hospice in Chatham-Kent, and a new report says if you were carrying around a cell phone during the pandemic, your trips to the grocery store were likely being tracked.

Evening News for Thursday, May 5, 2022

A 19-year-old Thamesville man is charged with aggravated assault after he allegedly caused a "significant injury" to another man's jaw, a special gathering will be held this evening in Chatham to recognize, honour, and raise awareness for Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and Girls, and Wallaceburg could have another spot to hit the water soon.

Local officials are using Mental Health Week to focus on removing the stigma associated with mental illness, the fundraising totals are in from the recent Sydenham River Canoe and Kayak Race, and we'll find out next month if Flair Airlines is Canadian enough to fly in Canada.

Evening News for Wednesday, May 4, 2022

A Wallaceburg woman who stabbed one of her neighbours -- and tried to attack two more -- has been sentenced to two years in prison, construction on a new long-term care home in Chatham could start later this year, and early years and child care workers in Chatham-Kent will be getting their first-ever professional development day on Monday.

Evening News for Tuesday, May 3, 2022

Hopefully you have your umbrella and maybe some rain boots with you today, Ontario's election campaign is expected to officially start tomorrow, and a not-for-profit organization in Haiti with strong ties to Chatham-Kent is getting a significant funding boost thanks to a recent Rock-A-Thon fundraiser.

The third shift is coming back at the Windsor Assembly Plant, plans are forming for the future of development and growth in Wheatley, and the Municipality of Chatham-Kent is looking for volunteers to help oversee the local election process.