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A standoff has come to an end in a Kelowna neighborhood with a man taken into custody by police. A 39 year old Kelowna man was apprehended at, or near, a home on Monashee Place in the Dilworth area, w...

The faded road lines around Vernon are getting their annual upgrade. The City's line painting program is scheduled to begin this week and will take about six weeks to complete depending on weather con...

The Interior Logging Association's annual conference take place this week and is expected to be the biggest in two decades -- but it won't be in Vernon. The industry likes to show off its big equipmen...

Coldstream is trying to determine what constitutes unacceptable noise levels. As part of an update of its noise bylaw, the District has tested decibel levels at 11 sites. "It started last year, that t...

Vernon Fire officials were on the scene of an apparent car fire that broke out at the Shell gas station just after 10:00 Sunday night. No word on the cause of the fire or if anyone was hurt in the inc...

A group of concerned youth and other supporters took to the steps of the Vernon court house yesterday to show their support for climate action. This demonstration of an estimated 100 people was the se...

The latest from Drive BC of current weather conditions at higher elevations. A reminder as well these are the latest observations as posted by Drive BC. Updates are pending at this time.   Highwa...

The Regional District of the North Okanagan says continued work at the entrance of the Greater Vernon Diversion and Disposal Facility will lead to a lane closure from April 29- 30. The outbound scale ...

Applications are now being accepted for the Funtastic Community Grant Program. The grant provides funding for local sport, recreation and community groups in the Greater Vernon Area . This is the 34th...

Dozens of people gathered at Vernon City Hall today for a National Day of Mourning ceremony -- honoring workers affected by workplace injury and death. WorkSafeBC says 131 lives in the province were l...