Category Archives: Local News Now

While Lytton set a temperature record yesterday, Kamloops came close, according to data from Environment Canada. Meteorologist Carmen Hartt tells NL News says it was the third hottest August 16 on rec...

The new Chief Medical Health Officer at the Interior Health Authority says the new Medical Health Officer for the Thompson-Cariboo will start next week. Dr. de Villiers just started in his position fo...

B.C. Conservation Officers say they stopped ten boats that were found to have adult invasive mussels this summer. "Six of those came from Ontario, two from Arkansas, one from Wisconsin, and one from M...

Canada Post wants you to keep your dogs away from postal workers as they go about delivering mail in Kamloops. It as they say doing so makes it more difficult to follow physical distancing guidelines ...

One person was taken to hospital with serious injuries after crashing their car into a power pole in Brock this morning. Kamloops RCMP Staff Stg. Edward Preto says the crash happened at 12:35 a.m., on...

Police now say two people were killed in last night's crash on the Trans-Canada Highway just west of Savona. The crash happened just after 5 p.m. near the intersection of Deadman-Vidette Road. Cpl. Je...

Crews contracted by the City of Kamloops are starting major road work tomorrow on McGill Road, near Thompson Rivers University. Extreme Excavating will be replacing 450 metres of water main and other ...

Kamloops will soon be getting a second ride-hailing company after the Passenger Transportation Board approved an application from Vancouver-based ReRyde. The company says it will initially launch in V...

BC Conservation Officers say a man suffered serious injuries after being attacked by a black bear near Lillooet. Deputy Chief Chris Doyle says the attack happened around 7 a.m. on Sunday morning in an...

Despite a slower July, Kamloops remains on pace for a fourth straight year of record construction activity. There was more than $10.6 million worth of building permits issued last month, a far cry fro...