The public school board in Chatham-Kent has made some changes when it comes to travel and related expenses. The St. Clair Catholic District School Board has named its new Director of Education. Chatham-Kent Hospice is asking you to lace up your comfortable footwear again and Hike for Hospice. Provincial police are putting out another reminder not to venture out onto any ice. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau wants to talk to Canada's provincial and territorial leaders tonight to discuss tariffs.

A man charged with first-degree murder in connection to a fatal fire in Chatham back in 2022 could be headed to trial next year, Ontario's top politicians are making one final push for votes today ahead of tomorrow's election, and a familiar face at the St. Clair Catholic District School Board has been promoted to serve as the board's new director of education.

The milder weather we're having could lead to some flooding in the area, the countdown is on for Thursday's provincial election, and if you haven't received your voter card yet, you don't need it to vote.

Fergie Jenkins Field in Chatham is in line for some upgrades just in time for the new baseball season, it'll be a bit longer before the construction of two new warehouses at the former Navistar site in Chatham is complete, and there's a job fair coming up for jobseekers and employers who have an opening in the workplace.

Chatham-Kent police are investigating a single-vehicle crash between Tilbury and Wheatley over the weekend that claimed the life of a Leamington man, Chatham-Kent is looking to add more hotels to attract more tourism and support large events and conferences, and voter turnout is down so far in the provincial election.

Another Chatham-Kent resident has died after a snowmobile crash, there are still questions about how the Ontario Progressive Conservatives are going to pay for all of the promises they're making, and if you're heading to the sunny south, you may want to check your sunscreen bottles.

Ontario's political leaders are heading into the final stretch of the provincial election campaign, Fergie Jenkins Field in Chatham could be getting a new fence and more bleachers if Chatham-Kent Council plays ball, and a new poll suggests most Canadians want to respond to U.S. tariffs with dollar-for-dollar retaliation.