Category Archives: Local News Now

A Kamloops woman was caught, released, and caught again for two different incidents on the weekend, which includes alleged assaults on a police officer and a security guard. Kamloops RCMP spokesperson...

The Ashcroft Slough Society is between a rock and a hard place, with trying to regain access to a nature area just outside of the village. Mayor Barbara Roden says the Ashcroft Slough is private prope...

Work on the Tranquille Road Sanitary Main upgrade project will resume next Monday, March 1. The city's Capital Projects Manager, Darren Crundwell, says the work from Singh Street to 12th Street is exp...

We officially have a race to replace the retiring Cathy McLeod as the Kamloops-area Member of Parliament. The original developer and founder of Tobiano, Michael Grenier, is seeking the Conservative no...

The Managing Director at Kamloops Airport says he expects Trans Mountain to be done work at the airport by this summer. Ed Ratuski tells NL News most of the major work at the airport has already been ...

UPDATE - 12:30 p.m. - Kamloops RCMP say Columbia Street is back open to traffic after this morning's crash. ORIGINAL - There were no injuries reported after a crash this morning involving a BC Transit...

Premier John Horgan's claim that people aren't applying for the Business Grant Program being the reason only $21 million of the $300 million available has been handed out isn't sitting well with the O...

Spending by the former CAO of the Thompson Nicola Regional District was excessive in many cases, according to the new person in that role. Scott Hildebrand was hired in August, and he says taxpayers c...

The Mustard Seed Kamloops is gearing up for its annual Coldest Night of the Year fundraiser which officially takes place this Saturday, February 20. Managing Director Kelly Thomson says the goal this ...

One man was arrested after drugs, cash and a weapon were seize from a property in Sahali on Wednesday night. Const. Crystal Evelyn says a wanted man was found at 10:45 p.m. in the 1100-block of Columb...