Episodes

Monday Jul 21, 2025
Morning News for Monday, July 21, 2025
Monday Jul 21, 2025
Monday Jul 21, 2025
It's National Drowning Prevention Week, no one was seriously hurt in a multi-vehicle crash in Lakeshore, and voting starts today for tens of thousands of Canada Post workers who haven't had a contract for a year and a half.

Saturday Jul 19, 2025

Saturday Jul 19, 2025

Friday Jul 18, 2025

Friday Jul 18, 2025
Noon News for Friday, July 18, 2025
Friday Jul 18, 2025
Friday Jul 18, 2025
Five Chatham-Kent residents are facing drug-related charges after police found fentanyl and cocaine while executing a pair of search warrants, a 40-year-old Chatham man accused of hitting a woman in the face during an alcohol-fueled argument overnight is already back on the street, and another cherry pit spitting title is up for grabs in Blenheim this weekend.

Friday Jul 18, 2025
Morning News for Friday, July 18, 2025
Friday Jul 18, 2025
Friday Jul 18, 2025
Most of the beaches in Chatham-Kent are getting the all-clear from local public health officials, Ontario could be changing its funding for colleges and universities in the spring, and VIA rail workers have a new contract in place now.

Thursday Jul 17, 2025
Noon News for Thursday, July 17, 2025
Thursday Jul 17, 2025
Thursday Jul 17, 2025
A familiar face in Chatham-Kent is joining the team at the local hospital's Emergency Department, Blenheim's 42nd annual Cherry-fest is underway, and you won't have to pay to get into Ontario Parks tomorrow.

Thursday Jul 17, 2025
Morning News for Thursday, July 17, 2025
Thursday Jul 17, 2025
Thursday Jul 17, 2025
CK police say concerns about a new encampment in Chatham should not automatically be considered an emergency, Chatham-Kent police have charged two women after an argument at a local home took a violent turn, and a section of Kent Bridge Road will be closed off for several days.

Wednesday Jul 16, 2025

Wednesday Jul 16, 2025
Noon News for Wednesday, July 16, 2025
Wednesday Jul 16, 2025
Wednesday Jul 16, 2025
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.

