Category Archives: Local News

A police dog stationed in Labrador has been earning his mettle after he and his handler responded to 27 calls for service in September alone. Among the calls for service, Phox and Constable Daniel Rou...

Although the end of the month may not have felt like it, Newfoundland and Labrador recorded above average temperatures in September. According to Environment Canada meteorologist David Neil last month...

Police say traffic is flowing again through Terra Nova National Park following a collision on the TCH today. Witnesses say it appears the crash involved two pickup trucks, one of which was towing a ut...

There is quite a mess to clean up in the Town of Grand Bank. A garbage truck had a hydraulics leak when it was picking up garbage in the town on Wednesday, leaving fluid spilled along the route until ...

Bay St. George YMCA in Stephenville was all set to harvest a crop of potatoes for the local food bank's Thanksgiving hampers but was aghast to find on Tuesday that somebody had raided the garden, row ...

Two men from Grand Bank have been arrested and charged as the result of a break and enter at Collins' Convenience in Fortune. Police were called after three masked men entered the store around 2:00 We...

The annual Sisters in Spirit Vigil, which honours missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls, and gender-diverse people, is happening today in St. John's. The event, which is held every year on Octo...

A local child care operator is providing clarification on an incident yesterday that resulted in a "code orange" at the Janeway Hospital. A number of young pre-schoolers in Mount Pearl were brought to...

The Mayor of Harbour Grace is among many in the Trinity-Conception area who are alarmed over a dramatic increase in violent deaths in the region. In April of 2023 the remains of a 34-year-old man were...

Women in the construction trades gathered in the capital city this week to network and discuss the industry. The growing involvement of women in the skilled trades is changing the industry, but chair ...