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The Premier is warning Trans Mountain protesters to obey the law or else

The Premier has some words of wisdom for those protesting the Trans Mountain pipeline, obey the law or else. John Horgan says while he is not yet satisfied the environmental protections are up to snuf...

Cooler weather means Kamloops can expect more pesky mosquitoes

The change in the weather in Kamloops is a boon for those blood sucking mosquito's. The owner of BWP Consulting, TNRD's mosquito control contractor, Cheryl Phippen says, the cooler temperatures means ...

Man found guilty of killing Taylor Van Diest will spend 17 years behind bars

The man who killed an Armstrong teenager will spend life in prison with no chance of parole for 17 years. Matthew Foerster pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the strangling and bludgeoning deat...

Kamloops Search and Rescue doing more testing on latest drone technology

Kamloops Search and Rescue may expand the use of drones with the latest technology. Spokesperson Jenn Stahn says KSAR wants to know how effective the tool is in searches. "We are looking forward now a...

B.C Government working to provide mental health support for wildfire victims

It's the latest effort by the B.C Government to combat mental health issues for those impacted by wildfires or floods. Minister of Mental Health and Addictions, Judy Darcy says, the Talk in Tough Time...

Cooler, wet weather in Kamloops exactly what B.C Wildfire Service is hoping for

The B.C Wildfire Service is welcoming the cooler weather in the Kamloops Fire Centre. Provincial Information Officer, Ryan Turcott says, the province saw rain in several parts of B.C in the last sever...

TRU planning to give existing food services a second look

Thompson Rivers University is looking to review its existing food services. The university has issued a request for proposals for a consultant to do research on existing food services. The President o...

B.C Transportation Minister seeking input from trucking industry on tighter chain up regulations

The B.C government is looking to ensure there are fewer accidents on the high mountain passes including the Coquihalla. Highways Minister Claire Trevena says, the government is seeking feedback from t...

RCMP now involved in investigation of early morning house fire

Another mystery to solve after a fire today in Kamloops as police are now investigating. A fire gutted a home in the 65 hundred block of Barnhartvale Road, shortly after 6 this morning. RCMP Corporal ...

Green Party plan to frame ‘No’ vote in electoral reform vote draws the ire of the MLA in Kamloops North

The Green Party's Kamloops AGM may be over but a slide in a proportional representation session over the weekend is causing a stir. The slide making the rounds on social media suggests Greens frame vo...