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Monday Feb 27, 2023
Monday Feb 27, 2023
Get ready for more freezing rain today, Chatham-Kent police are looking for a man who was caught on camera stealing a ladder over the weekend, and it's almost time to lace up your shoes again for the annual Hike for Hospice.
Sunday Feb 26, 2023
Saturday Feb 25, 2023
Friday Feb 24, 2023
Friday Feb 24, 2023
Hydro One is still responding to dozens of power outages in Chatham-Kent and the surrounding area, a LaSalle teen is doing better in a London hospital after he was hit by a falling tree branch yesterday morning, Chatham-Kent police have caught up with a 32-year-old man who was wanted in connection with a brutal assault in December last year.
Friday Feb 24, 2023
Friday Feb 24, 2023
There are still dozens of power outages across Chatham-Kent this morning as crews continue to work on repairing broken lines, Retrofest and Ribfest organizers have announced a number of changes to their usual schedule, and today marks one year since Russian forces invaded Ukraine.
Thursday Feb 23, 2023
Thursday Feb 23, 2023
Thursday Feb 23, 2023
Crews are still out working around the clock to clear up power outages after last night's ice storm, Chatham-Kent police are still looking for a second person in connection with a pair of break-ins at Tim Horton's restaurants in Blenheim, and Ontario and Ottawa have a deal on healthcare transfer payments.
Thursday Feb 23, 2023
Thursday Feb 23, 2023
Bus service in Chatham-Kent has been cancelled again today, Hydro One's outage map is still lit up with alerts and Entegrus is reporting several weather-related outage, and there's a renewed call for the province to put an end to its ban on school closures.
Wednesday Feb 22, 2023
Wednesday Feb 22, 2023
Wednesday Feb 22, 2023
We're still under a freezing rain warning in Chatham-Kent, some trial dates have finally been set for a former Chatham-Kent police officer, and almost 100 drivers were charged in southwestern Ontario alone during the OPP's "move over" campaign.