CK police briefs - Friday, July 18, 2025
1 hours agoA 40-year-old Chatham man accused of hitting a woman in the face during an alcohol-fueled argument overnight is already back on the street.
A 40-year-old Chatham man accused of hitting a woman in the face during an alcohol-fueled argument overnight is already back on the street.
Another cherry pit spitting title is up for grabs in Blenheim this weekend.
Chatham-Kent police have arrested and charged five local residents in connection with a drug trafficking investigation.
Canada's national rail service will experience labour peace through the end of 2027.
One of seven beaches across Chatham-Kent has tested high for E. Coli bacteria.
The Montreal Alouettes rallied for a 26-25 win over the Toronto Argonauts in CFL action on Thursday.
OPP say a Leamington resident is facing numerous charges following a traffic stop on Wednesday.
Mayor Mike Bradley said the proposal includes several improvements such as field quality, lighting, signage and other amenities.
"We're urging everyone to speak with their elderly family members, friends, and neighbours about these scams," said Sergeant Rob Durling of the Financial Crimes Unit.
Alessandro Di Iorio and Beckham Edwards are both vying to make the team that will play for the Hlinka Gretzky Cup.
The Long Dock Pavilion in Southampton is being taken down due to structural and safety concerns.