Chatham-Kent police are out with their annual list of the most dangerous intersections in the municipality, the Ontario government is moving ahead with a new overnight rate on hydro, and legendary roast comedian Gilbert Gottfried has died after a long illness.

Evening News for Tuesday, April 12, 2022

Ontario won't be bringing back mask mandates, despite a push from public health and education officials, Ontario is opening up the rules for colleges across the province so that they can offer more three and four-year programs, and Elections Ontario is launching an app to help voters find information about the upcoming provincial election.

Evening  News for Monday, April 11, 2022

Provincial police are investigating a fatal ATV crash that took place on Walpole Island late last night, Ontario's Chief Medical Officer of Health is expected to give his first update on the pandemic in about a month, and tennis players in Chatham-Kent are optimistic they will be able to play the sport year-round, but they still have a lot of ground to cover to meet their fundraising goal.

The evacuation zone in Wheatley is going to get a little bit smaller this week, new research by Public Health Ontario is putting some of the blame for the latest wave of the pandemic on the decision to drop the provincial mask mandate, and Chatham-Kent police are asking for help in solving a pair of recent break and enters.

Noon News for Sunday, April 10, 2022. 

Noon News for Saturday, April 9, 2022.

Evening News for Friday, April 8, 2022

A new 50-million dollar facility in Chatham-Kent is going to turn trash into treasure, a Chatham resident is headed to Ukraine to offer his support to the war-torn nation, the Liberals made housing a top priority in this year's budget.