The coroner’s office has determined that Mercedes Fraser had been riding in the bike lane when she was struck. Continue reading →

It was a day of turbulent weather in the Okanagan.  A severe thunderstorm watch was in effect for much of Tuesday. Continue reading →

A bitter dispute over rising water rates has residents in a small subdivision in the South Okanagan steaming. Residents call the proposed changes “unjustified”. But the company disagrees and now it’ll be up to BC’s water rates regulator to decide. Continue reading →

It relies on subsidies from the city of Vernon to stay afloat but city council recently voted to significantly reduce its funding for the ranch. Continue reading →

The 55-year old man was diagnosed with an aggressive form of skin cancer and given a year to live. That, however, was 26 years ago and he’s still beating the odds. Continue reading →

“We think there might be a potential for severe thunderstorms but it’s not a given,” says Lundquist. Continue reading →

One car pulled out to pass, not realizing that the car behind it had already pulled into the passing lane. Continue reading →

A group of certain Canadian actors, writers and politicians is calling on Prime Minister Stephen Harper to change the name of Victoria Day. The group – which includes author Margaret Atwood, Green Party leader Elizabeth May, and actor Gordon Pinsent – has signed an online petition to rename this Monday’s public holiday “Victoria and First… Continue reading →

He says the rock was the size of a baseball and the impact sounded like a bomb. Continue reading →