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Spring Snow Storm Still on Target
But it won't be welcomed by campers this holiday weekend.
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First Accident of Long Weekend
Man crashes vehicle into utility pole.
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Afternoon Assault in St. John's
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Spring Storm in Gander
Over 45 cm of snow on the ground.
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Several Vehicles Impounded in Metro
They have five more vehicles today in the yard than they did 24 hours ago.
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Overnight Police Blotter
A number of incidents reported, including an alleged assault against a nurse in hospital.
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Crown Prosecutor Leaving Province
Liberal MHA Andrew Parsons says a lawyer from the Crown's office is leaving his post in this province to go and work in Alberta directly due to this year's budget cuts.
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Holiday Checkpoints Underway
No impaired drivers were caughte yesterday afternoon heading out of the capital city.
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Masked Intruders Steal Homeowner's Meds
Incident happened in Conception Bay South.
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Two Theft Arrests on Ropewalk Lane
Two people were arrested after separate incidents last night.
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Alcohol a Factor in Weekend Crash, Police Say
RCMP in Lewisporte responded to the scene near Michael's Harbour where a vehicle struck a utility pole, severing it in half.
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Farmed Salmon Show up in River
25 farmed salmon, many of which were over 10 pounds, were removed from the Garnish River last week.
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Syringe Stabber Loses Appeal
A Supreme Court Justice found Darrell Benjamin Phelan guilty after his former girlfriend said he stabbed her with a syringe full of his Hepatitis-C infected blood.
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Things Looking up in Deer Lake
Not necessary to open up additional gates at this time.
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Trepassey Gas Issue Solved
Trepassey residents should be able to continue to fill up their vehicles without having to leave town.
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TB Difficult to Diagnose: Doctor
Dr.David Allison says six to nine people are diagnosed annually with tuberculosis.
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Gros Morne's UNESCO Designation Could be Jeopardized
CPAWS says designation could be affected by a proposal for oil development near the world-famous national park.
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Increase in Seal Harvest
An estimated 90,000 seals will be harvested by the end of the season.
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Bergy Bits an Offshore Challenge
The general manager of ice and environmental operations at Provincial Aerospace said the biggest problems for offshore ice management come in relatively small packages.
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St. John's Growing: Mayor
Mayor Dennis O'Keefe says the perception and awareness of St. John's now compared to 10 or 15 years ago is day and night.
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Lilies for Lillie Wraps Up
The tenth and final Lilies for Lillie Campaign has raised over $90,000 for Daffodil Place, nearly doubling its goal of $50,000.
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Health Minister Responds to CICPO Court Ruling
The Court of Appeal ruled that government had placed impractical barriers in the way of the Council of Independent Community Pharmacy Owners leaving the provincial prescription drug program.
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HNL Calls for Fracking Analysis
Hospitality Newfoundland and Labrador is worried Gros Morne will lose its UNESCO designation.
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Erin's Pub Reopening May 31
Owner Chris Andrews says flooding damage to the pub was more extensive than first thought.
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Water Receding in Deer Lake
Some 85 homes were put on flood alert
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