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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.

The mayor and council of Chatham-Kent have committed to 13 recreational and cultural projects across the municipality so far this year, an unexpected boost for Canada's labour market last month, and it sounds like U.S. President Donald Trump's latest tariff threat may not be as bad as it sounded at first.

A shoreline protection project along the Thames River in downtown Chatham is set to start soon, Chatham-Kent's rich history is on display through a new mural in downtown Chatham, and Donald Trump says the U-S is set to introduce a sweeping 35 per cent tariff on Canadian goods next month.

Home sales in the municipality have slowed despite a record number of homes on the market. Chatham-Kent police are looking to add more CCTV cameras to some communities as the system has helped solve numerous investigations and improved public safety. A 51-year-old man is facing charges after he allegedly tried to rob someone outside the bus station in Chatham. A number of First Nations in Ontario are calling for the province's environment minister to resign. A weekly routine has turned into a $250K prize for a Blenheim retiree.

If you're looking to buy a home in Chatham-Kent right now, there is no shortage of options, dozens of First Nations in Ontario are calling for the province's environment minister to resign, and stargazers are in for a treat tonight -- as long as the weather holds up.