The Delta variant that's spreading quickly across other parts of Ontario still hasn't shown up in Chatham-Kent yet, the real estate market in Chatham-Kent isn't showing any signs of slowing down, the Assembly of First Nations has a new National Chief -- RoseAnne Archibald.

Evening News for Thursday, July 8, 2021

Still a few scattered power outages across Chatham-Kent after this morning's storms rolled through, more than half of adults in Ontario have now received a second dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, and a 58-year-old Chatham man is finding out the hard way that you should practice your golf swing at the driving range -- not where people are driving.

A fourth wave of COVID-19 is surging across the UK but there's some optimism that it won't necessarily hit Canada, affordable underwater land lots are surfacing in Chatham-Kent's real estate market, and Chatham-Kent police will be keeping an eye on young cyclists this month.

Evening News for Wednesday, July 7, 2021

Ontario’s Special Investigations Unit is looking into the death of a man in Chatham-Kent after a local OPP officer fired his gun during a police chase on the westbound Highway 401, Chatham-Kent police are investigating after two men allegedly tried to steal a man's bicycle from him while he was riding it last night, and a rider from Ridgetown will be competing at the Tokyo Olympics later this month.

You can expect some slowdowns and possibly a detour on the westbound highway 401 in the Ridgetown area this morning, washroom hours could be cut back at McGregor Park in Blenheim if a string of recent vandalism continues, and a food industry worker from Chatham has a lot to celebrate after he won $1-million on a Lotto Max ticket last month.

Evening News for Tuesday, July 6, 2021

You don't need to make an appointment for first doses of the COVID-19 vaccine anymore in Chatham-Kent, Canada has a new Governor General, and a deal has been reached for Reliance Home Comfort workers in Chatham-Kent and Sarnia.

Ontario is looking at introducing some extra incentives to boost vaccination rates across the province this summer, the local public health unit is celebrating a big vaccination milestone, and it'll be scorching hot again today but the extreme heat isn't expected to last too much longer.