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A runner is lucky to be alive after suffering a cardiac event after a race last weekend in Erieau. The Chatham-Kent Hospice has hired a full-time executive director. More funding is coming from the province to help municipalities manage the hazards posed by old and inactive oil and gas wells. The Pet and Wildlife Rescue is hosting a new tie-themed fundraiser this week.

Noon News for Wednesday, June 12, 2024

Today marks the second and final day of the Special Olympics School Championships in Chatham-Kent, the real estate market in Chatham-Kent continues to stay cool even as the weather warms up, and Environment Canada's calling for another hot one this summer.

Noon News for Tuesday, June 11, 2024

Another report is set to come back later this year on homeless encampments in Chatham-Kent and how the municipality could respond to them, we should get an update later today on a crash that closed the intersection of Queens Line and Merlin Road between Chatham and Tilbury last night, and there's a new deadline in talks to avoid a strike at border crossings.

 A 34-year-old man accused of murder will get a third psychiatric assessment before his case moves forward.  A Chatham-Kent woman is facing a handful of charges after she allegedly went into a business she was banned from and assaulted one of the employees.  The provincial government is attempting to make more space in Ontario's jails. Officers at the Blue Water Bridge report that they seized over $77K in undeclared U.S. currency during two separate incidents. Several protestors were arrested when they backed up traffic on the bridge leading to the Canadian Grand Prix.