CK police briefs -- Tuesday, June 30, 2026
2 hours agoA Chatham woman has been charged after allegedly hitting a police officer in the chest.
A Chatham woman has been charged after allegedly hitting a police officer in the chest.
Chatham-Kent-Leamington MP Dave Epp has been named the new federal Conservative Shadow Minister for Rural Development.
Welland's Bomb Bish Bakery won the People's Choice Award at the 2026 event.
The Toronto Blue Jays snapped a six-game losing skid on Monday, beating the New York Mets 2-1.
Another alert has been issued over inadequate equipment disinfection practices at an uninspected and unlicensed tattoo provider in Chatham-Kent.
An updated outlook from Environment Canada has indicated that Mother Nature may have turned up the heat a bit.
Around $1,000 worth of footballs, flags, and cones were stolen, with several people donating money to replace the equipment.
The Township of Georgian Bluffs is opening local cooling centres to help those who need to beat the heat during an intense heat wave.
The shelter says dogs are at higher risk because they cool themselves mainly by panting.
Two people have been arrested and charged after a search in Brockton that saw police seize two firearms.
The City of Windsor will investigate the feasibility of using the former Windsor Arena for a transitional housing facility.