There are a couple of public information sessions coming up to talk about the location of the new emergency homelessness shelter in Chatham, the catch-up clinics in Chatham this month for students who missed their routine school vaccines have been getting some good traction so far, and Ontario's NDP leader says the current housing market is destroying first time home buyer's ability to get a home and she has a plan to help change that.

Evening News for Thursday, March 24, 2022

Power's still out for about 150 Hydro One customers south of Wallaceburg, six Chatham residents are facing charges after Chatham-Kent police executed a pair of search warrants in the city, and the damage is estimated at $90,000 after a vehicle hit a train at a crossing on London Road in Thamesville.

It could still be several hours before residents just south of Wallaceburg get their power back on, automotive experts are calling yesterday's announcement of a new EV battery plant for Windsor a game-changer, and the Chatham Kiwanis Music Festival is set to start up again next week.

Evening News for Wednesday, March 23, 2022

Evening News for Tuesday, March 22, 2022

The federal Liberals and New Democrats have a deal in place to keep Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s minority government in power until 2025, plans are moving ahead for a new emergency shelter in Chatham... even though its new neighbours don't think it's a good fit for the area, and the constant freeze and thaw this past winter could make for a “very busy” CAA Worst Roads campaign year.

Chatham-Kent council has voted in favour of opening up a new emergency homeless shelter on Murray Street in Chatham, CP Rail workers will be back on the job later today, and police are still looking for a man accused of murdering his wife in LaSalle.

Evening News for Monday, March 21, 2022

LaSalle police look into a weekend homicide, Caesars Windsor employees resoundingly ratify a new contract, and kids head back to class Monday without mask mandates. All the morning headlines on the go.