More evacuees from Wheatley were able to return home for a quick check on their property over the weekend, unionized academic employees colleges across the province could be voting on the latest offer from their employer, and plans for a public storage facility inside the former Target store in Chatham have been postponed.

Evening News for Monday, January 17, 2022

The Chatham-Kent public health unit is reporting another COVID-19 death in the community, Health Canada is giving the green light to antiviral treatment for COVID-19, and the President of the Chatham-Kent Pickleball Club is very excited about new funding to build new pickleball courts in the municipality.

Students return to in-person learning today, it looks like temporary outdoor patios could be back at bars and restaurants in Chatham-Kent this spring and summer, and two more housing developments are coming before Chatham-Kent council tonight.

Noon News for Saturday, January 15, 2022. 

Evening News for Friday, January 14, 2022

The number of COVID patients in the hospital in Chatham-Kent is down slightly today, a 35-year-old Toronto resident is facing ten charges after police allegedly found about 20-thousand dollars worth of illegal drugs during a traffic stop on the Highway 401 in Chatham-Kent, and a campaign to help with the financial costs of caring for abandoned and surrendered animals in Chatham-Kent has raised over four times its goal.

Education officials with the two largest school boards in Lambton-Kent are reassuring parents and students that schools are safe for kids, the Chief Medical Officer of Health is warning Ontarians COVID-19 restrictions may stretch beyond January 26, and municipalities and non-profit groups in southwestern Ontario are getting a funding boost of $5.6 million from the province to support sectors that may take the longest to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Evening News for Thursday, January 13, 2022

There's been another COVID-19 death in Chatham-Kent, a  25-year-old Blenheim man has been arrested and charged after an attempted traffic stop turned into a police chase through Blenheim, and Windsor is going to lose a movie theatre by the end of the year.