Category Archives: Local News

A decision on when classes at Memorial University will return to their normal schedule is expected to be announced later today. President Vianne Timmons says she hopes the university will return to it...

Valentine's Day is coming up, and while many are looking to get hit by Cupid's arrow, the Better Business Bureau is asking people to watch out for love-themed scams. Marketing and Communications Manag...

The SPCA in St. John's says they're in need of a number of foster homes. Foster homes are used to provide animals with care until they are ready to be adopted into their forever homes. They're asking ...

Marble Mountain says its Lightning Express chair lift will be delayed in opening today while officials continue tracing an electrical fault that is causing an interruption in service. In a post to Fac...

A retired prof who taught at Memorial University's Grenfell Campus is the star of a Super Bowl ad airing tomorrow during the big game. Dr. Patrick Monaghan, who now lives in London, Ontario, has alway...

Provincial government officials are planning a meeting with the Marystown town council to discuss next steps after inspectors ordered the closure of the Canning Bridge to vehicle traffic. The bridge r...

A new video has been released showing the latest images of the bow portion of the most famous shipwreck in history-RMS Titanic. Stockton Rush is the founder and CEO of OceanGate Inc, the company that ...

The provincial government is providing funding of $150,000 to the Alzheimer Society for two programs to support people living with dementia. There are approximately 10,000 people living with dementia ...

The English School District is immediately suspending bus service involving 20 schools in the St. John's metro region. In a news release late Saturday morning, officials say the decision was made out ...

The largest high school hockey tournament in the province is set to go ahead this spring and will feature female teams for the first time ever. Female competitors will be among the nearly 900 athletes...