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Ochre Pit Cove Restaurant Ready for Good Friday Fish Frenzy
It's Good Friday, and that means many Newfoundlanders and Labradorians will be seeking out a feed of fish and chips. Restaurants across the province are usually packed to the gills with people looking...
Richard Duggan
Apr 03, 2026
Grand Falls-Windsor RCMP Looking for Missing Woman
Police need help from the public in finding a woman who hasn't been heard from since Tuesday. Cheryl Mitchell, who's 36, is 5'4" tall and weighs 160 pounds. She has medium-length brown and hair and ha...
Richard Duggan
Apr 03, 2026
Missing woman Cheryl Mitchell (via RCMP).
Man Accused of Assault Arrested After Locking Himself inside Room of Mount Pearl Home
A man who allegedly assaulted a person in a house in Mount Pearl last night has been arrested after locking himself in one of the rooms. RNC officers were able to de-escalate the situation and take th...
Richard Duggan
Apr 03, 2026
Man Charged Following Incident at Downtown St. John's Home
Police had their work cut out for them responding to an incident in downtown St. John's around suppertime yesterday. A man who was not supposed to be in the area of a certain residence took off on foo...
Richard Duggan
Apr 03, 2026
Fuel Prices Drop in Latest Adjustment from PUB
Gas has dropped below $2 litre in some places, including metro, after the fuel rollercoaster took another dip overnight. The regulated price of gas dropped by just over 5 cents at midnight, putting it...
Richard Duggan
Apr 03, 2026
Easter Weekend Could Feel More Like Christmas With Messy, Wintry Weather on the Way
The island is in for a one-two punch of wintry weather over the Easter weekend. The first jab, which starts this afternoon in the west, will work eastward throughout the day - eventually reaching the ...
VOCM News
Apr 02, 2026
Rocky Harbour Man facing Numerous Drugs and Weapons Charges
A 56-year-old man from Rocky Harbour is facing numerous charges and a quantity of drugs and firearms seized as the result of a traffic stop and subsequent search of a home in the town. Local RCMP and ...
VOCM News
Apr 02, 2026
Weapons and drugs seized in Rocky Harbour by police (via RCMP)
Minister Assured that Enough Sheriff's Officers Available in Corner Brook after Murder Trial Postponed Today Due to Staffing Shortages
The minister of justice says her department has been assured by the High Sheriff that enough Sheriff's Officers will be in place to ensure that a high profile murder trial goes ahead without further d...
VOCM News
Apr 02, 2026
Justice Minister Helen Conway Ottenheimer and Opposition Leader John Hogan
Gas Range Recall Issued due to Burn Risk
The St. John's Regional Fire Department is sharing information on a recent recall on certain Frigidaire gas ranges because of a burn hazard risk. The recall involves a number of model numbers of gas k...
VOCM News
Apr 02, 2026
MUNSU says Decision to Pull Campus Radio Funding does not Mean the Closure of CHMR
MUNSU says it will work with CHMR to ensure that the station stays in its current location and that the decision to cut union funding does not mean that the station will close. MUNSU President Nathan ...
VOCM News
Apr 02, 2026
Nathan Gillingham of MUNSU (VOCM News)
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