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Vernon's former Greyhound bus station has been sold. The building and site on 30th Street downtown has been purchased by the owner of Eatology -- Kristina Klein -- who will start renovations later thi...

A scary incident for a liquor store employee in Enderby. Police say a man entered a store in the 1500 block of George Street Sunday around 11 pm wearing a balaclava over his head and allegedly pointed...

There is more snow on the way for the North Okanagan -- and that means snow plows and trucks will be out on local streets. The City of Armstrong is reminding residents to remove all parked vehicles fr...

Property assessment notices for 2019 will be arriving in the mail this week, and the majority of residential home owners in the Okanagan will see increases of 5 to 15% over last year. Katrina LeNoury,...

RCMP have issued a surveillance photo and video of a suspect in the theft of a parcel left outside a Vernon home over the holiday season. "On December 26th, 2018 just after 4 pm, the Vernon North Okan...

It could be a very white next couple days in parts of the province. Winter storm warnings have been issued for the Coquihalla Highway from Merritt to Hope, the Roger Pass and Eagle Pass sections of th...

The first baby of the year at Vernon Jubilee Hospital was born at 10:07 Tuesday morning. The little girl weighed in at seven pounds-3 ounces. Her parents are Robyn Wells and Kevin Michalko of Armstron...

The BC Junior Curling Championships in Vernon wrapped up Tuesday with the Vernon/Kelowna /Invermere men's rink losing the final game to a foursome from Langley. On the women's side, the McGillivray ri...

With the start of a new year, make a resolution to be better prepared for potential emergencies. Emergency Management BC (EMBC) urges British Columbians to make a commitment to better prepare themselv...

The opioid crisis and the housing situation need federal government action in 2019, says North Okanagan-Shuswap MP Mel Arnold. In a year-end interview with Beach Radio News, Arnold said Ottawa must ta...