Winter's not ready to give up just yet, Chatham-Kent police are investigating a costly copper theft, and there are a couple of Chatham-Kent runners competing in the Boston Marathon today.

It looks like we're in for one last blast of winter weather before spring really takes hold, a retired Chatham-Kent police officer who spent his life serving the community both on and off the clock has passed away, and with boating season coming up quickly, the Canada Border Services Agency is reminding people of the requirements for crossing over between the U-S and Canada.

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Evening News for Thursday, April 14, 2022

You can expect a windy start to the Easter weekend this afternoon, Chatham-Kent's police dog might have some competition, and a housing co-op that's been running in Chatham for years now could be a good model for affordable housing across the country.

You can expect a wet and windy start to the Easter weekend, a Chatham-Kent police officer is being recognized for his quick action to save a man who had overdosed on drugs, and there are a couple of meetings coming up later this month to talk about the future of Erieau.

Evening News for Wednesday, April 13, 2022

Youth crime went up in Chatham-Kent last year according to an annual report from the local police service, the Chatham-Kent Health Alliance has brought on a couple of new psychiatrists, the Bank of Canada has raised its key interest rate by half a percentage point.