Woman accused of making child pornography gets bail

A Chatham woman accused of making and selling child pornography has been released on $7,500 bail with a residential surety.

UPDATE: Queen’s Line re-opened after crash on Monday morning

One person is receiving treatment in the hospital after a rear-end crash involving a transport truck during the Monday morning commute just outside of Chatham.

Black mould continues to plague Walpole Island First Nation

After roughly 15-years of being forced to live in a condemned house, a man from an Indigenous community in Ontario is bringing his community’s black mould problem to light.

Provincial investigation being met with ‘cautious enthusiasm’ by advocacy group

Water Wells First wants a say in the ongoing effort to determine the impact of turbidity in Chatham-Kent well water.

Firefest returning to Chatham-Kent

Chatham-Kent Firefest will be taking place in downtown Chatham on Saturday, September 21st.

Municipal officials reminding residents to steer clear of ‘the big ditch’

Due to heavy traffic along Grand Avenue, Chatham-Kent officials are reminding residents to stop gawking.

CK police briefs – Wednesday, July 24, 2019

A 40-year-old man is charged with multiple crimes including trying to disarm a police officer on Grand Avenue East, in Chatham

CK audit committee rejects 11th election complaint

A municipal committee has dismissed another complaint made by a failed Chatham-Kent mayoral candidate — this time, alleging current mayor Darrin Canniff violated the Municipal Elections Act.

Cystic Fibrosis fundraiser falls on Friday

After raising over $5,000 in 2018, a local sports club is ready for another charitable fundraiser.

Summer training preparing hockey players for upcoming season

A high-performance hockey league in Chatham-Kent is allowing players to lace up their skates, and get ready for fall training camp.

Michael Hugall