Category Archives: Local News

A man has been charged after losing his temper at the Village Shopping Centre yesterday. Police were contacted by security around 1:30 after a man became irate. RNC arrested the 51-year-old on charges...

If you're in the market for a snowblower, you may have a tough time finding one...at least for now. NL Kubota has been flat-out this winter selling and servicing the machines people need to clear snow...

The capital city has awarded $3.5 million in contracts to private companies to assist city crews in clearing roads in a number of neighbourhoods. The city has awarded a $1.5 million contract to clear ...

The Minister of Health has another duty added to her already lengthy set of responsibilities. Lela Evans was officially sworn-in as the minister responsible for Women and Gender Equality yesterday. Th...

A man has been charged in connection with a robbery at a Mount Pearl gas station yesterday evening. RNC rushed to the business around 7:40 and found the man walking through a nearby subdivision. A sea...

Schools across the St. John's Metro region will remain closed, Wednesday, due to ongoing road safety concerns. NL Schools says the decision follows consultation with local busing contractors. While ma...

Premier Tony Wakeham says Newfoundland and Labrador is "built for defence" and is ready to support the federal government's Defence Industrial Strategy. The premier says with Ottawa's strategic priori...

A new organization has been formed to help preserve, and promote the province's rich stained glass heritage. Chair of the NL Historic Stained Glass Initiative, Heather MacLellan says they are receivin...

Several people had to be taken to hospital following a three vehicle crash on the TCH in central on Monday. The RCMP were called to the crash, which happened between Grand Falls-Windsor and Bishop's F...

The new government's first sitting of the House of Assembly begins next week. Lieutenant Governor Joan Marie Aylward will deliver the Speech from the Throne next Monday, setting the Wakeham government...