The Orville Wright pool in Chatham should open again this afternoon, the province's controversial Bill 5 is facing a lawsuit, and Chatham-Kent is cashing out more from the OLG this year than it did at the same time last year.

Police are looking to speak to witnesses after a boat crash on the water near Walpole Island over the weekend, Chatham-Kent police are about to get more eyes on the streets and the parks in the municipality, and a special air quality statement is still in effect for Chatham-Kent.

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Another hot and hazy afternoon in Chatham-Kent, the Chatham-Kent community has lost a long-time member of the local media who dedicated his life's work to uncovering truth and spreading awareness of agricultural affairs, and no issues were reported as Chatham's largest homeless encampment was cleared out of the city's downtown area yesterday.

There's a new home for the encampment that was set up in downtown Chatham, the Chatham-Kent Public Utilities Commission has a lot of work to do to address long-term water and wastewater shortfalls and challenges, and OPP are investigating a two-vehicle crash just outside of Chatham-Kent that sent one person to the hospital.

Chatham-Kent has a heat warning and a special air quality statement now, residents may notice a police presence near the homeless encampment at the Third Street Bridge in Chatham today, and Chatham-Kent's council meets tonight where they'll discuss awarding a contract to officially bring back dust control services.

We're in for another sweltering couple of days in southwestern Ontario, time is up for residents living in the homeless encampment in downtown Chatham, and Chatham-Kent council will get an update tonight on local trash stats.