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Police Service Dog Kody instrumental in making the arrest

There are 22 individuals hospitalized due to the virus, and 13 in intensive care

The memorial, for Capt. Jennifer Casey, will have a home in the future Fulton Field Park

The public assent didn’t receive the number of signatures required to expand the service to the community.

Successful effort by Barriere and Kamloops Search and Rescue brings those lost home

The warmer weather that comes with Spring tends to inspire people to lighten things up, clear the clutter and clean their homes. However, the one area that many people tend to overlook is the very same device they will likely use to read this article. After a year of increased online activity, and another one likely underway, plus with the prevalence of more sophisticated cyberattacks, Better Business Bureau (BBB) is reminding the public to declutter their digital devices.

The community of Little Fort experienced a grand clean-up thanks to a number of caring volunteers who met up at the Little Fort Hall lower parking lot on Sunday, May 2 to assist in sprucing up their town. Pictured are volunteers, (l-r) Kathy Dana, Jo-Anne Livingstone, and Crystal Hartfeild from the Little Fort Recreation Society ready to send extra trash to the transfer station. Some folks dropped off their bags directly to the transfer station, paying the tipping fees out of their own pockets.

Over 365,000 vaccine doses have been administered throughout the Interior Health region

It wasn’t a Manic Monday - it was a Tremendous Tuesday on May 4.

TRU nursing student launches project to determine gaps in Indigenous mental-health services