Trevor Terfloth

A heat warning that has been in place for Chatham-Kent and many parts of Ontario this week remains ongoing.

Despite the extreme heat, residents were marking Canada's birthday with a number of events throughout Chatham-Kent.

Chatham-Kent—Leamington's federal representative was recently appointed as the Official Opposition's shadow minister for rural development.

With the vacations and road trips that come with summer, Crime Stoppers is urging residents to be vigilant in protecting their vehicles.

Maryland-based historian Tony Cohen admits his reasons for walking are different from when he first made the journey three decades ago.

Construction for a 72-unit mixed-income housing development in Wallaceburg is now underway.

Chatham-Kent staff will recommend future reports to council concerning next steps for several municipal buildings during Monday's meeting.

In the middle of the lunch hour rush at his new restaurant, Brian Morgan wasn't expecting the visitor who greeted him in the dining room.

Numerous cultures were celebrated at Chatham's Kingston Park during the annual newcomer picnic.

Eighty-five teams took to the waters of Lake St. Clair for the 12th annual Canadian Tire Mitchell’s Bay Open bass tournament.