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UPDATE RCMP are investigating the cause of a house fire in Enderby Tuesday. The City says the suspected drug house had been condemned just a few weeks prior due to hazardous conditions and controlled ...

This is the time of year when residential break and enters, theft from vehicles, theft of bikes, and property crimes in general, tend to increase. Police say that's due mostly to an increase in crimes...

Local registered non-profits and charities can now apply to be a recipient of Armstrong Regional Cooperative's Fuel Good Day 2019 The event is held in September, with five cents from every litre of fu...

You won't have to plug the parking meters in downtown Vernon this Saturday. It's the second Free Parking Day of 2019, which the Downtown Vernon Association will be a customer-appreciation day with sal...

A professional hockey player has been charged with an alleged assault on a toddler in Kelowna. 30 year old Harold Giffen Nyren of Calgary is accused of grabbing a baby from his mother in Kerry Park Su...

RCMP are thanking a citizen who called police to report a suspicious vehicle in their neighborhood. The resident reported two people who were asleep inside a vehicle parked in the 2900 block of Lardea...

RCMP are looking to talk to any witnesses to a suspicious fire a couple of weeks ago in Vernon's downtown. "During the early morning hours of April 14th, 2019, Vernon North Okanagan RCMP responded to ...

First a rally -- and next a petition. That's the game plan of residents and service clubs trying to keep the Lions Vision Centre in Armstrong. Interior Health is talking about moving the facility to V...

The Greater Vernon Chamber of Commerce says a new provincial program should help rural communities including parts of the BX, Westside Road, Falkland, rural Lumby, rural Enderby and Cherryville in the...

Spring is well underway, and that means roadways are getting busier with more cyclists and pedestrians. The City of Vernon along with RCMP and ICBC are working together on the Heads-Up safety campaign...