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From its humble beginnings 10 years ago, Kelowna’s ‘PONY! Cabaret’ is set to once again celebrate queer culture with music, drag and comedy. Travis Lowe reports.

Business owners in Downtown Kelowna say the city’s patrol program hasn’t had a noticeable impact on reducing crime. Victoria Femia reports.

Kelowna is gearing up for what’s expected to be a busier than normal tourist season – and visitors could soon have more options on places to stay. As Klaudia Van Emmerik reports, it would involve the province lifting restrictions on short-term rentals.

A fundraiser for the Kelowna Women’s Shelter is shedding light on the work the organization does and allowing the community to be a voice for change. As Victoria Femia reports, this year’s theme, ‘Hope Lives Here,’ is also raising awareness about resiliency.

After a marathon seven hour public hearing, Kelowna council is now deciding whether to allow the redevelopment of a golf course. as Klaudia Van Emmerik reports, a land swap is being offered to allow construction of an industrial park at the site.

People living in Kelowna’s North End say they’ve seen a dramatic increase in break-ins and thefts in recent weeks. As Klaudia Van Emmerik reports, they say they’re doing all they can to raise awareness and prevent more people from being victimized.

A man has been charged after a 2025 attack that sent a Kelowna cab driver to hospital with serious injuries. Victoria Femia reports.

Emotions are running high at Kelowna council over the future of a local golf course. The city is considering a land-swap offer from a developer, but Klaudia Van Emmerik explains why some area residents are pushing back against the proposal.

The old church bell that once belonged to Kelowna’s Saint Paul’s United before its demolition is getting a new home. As Travis Lowe reports, it’s currently in the possession of two brothers who spent years caring for it.

Spring break is upon us, and time for Kelowna International Airport to issue its annual travel warning and advice. Travis Lowe reports.

A jarring video is making the rounds in Kelowna. It shows of an unusual traffic incident at a busy intersection. Travis Lowe has more on what unfolded and why one man intervened.

A 19-year-old Kelowna man and his doctors have made medical history. As Travis Lowe reports, he is the first person in the world to have been cured of his rare disease, by a procedure called ‘gene editing.’

People in Kelowna suffering a mental health crisis now have a community-based service that can come to them to provide support and guide them to care. Travis Lowe reports.

The Downtown Kelowna Association is sounding the alarm about the provincial government’s plan to start charging PST on professional services, like security. Klaudia Van Emmerik reports.

The City of Kelowna is launching security patrols in hopes of deterring social disorder and crime in the downtown core. As Klaudia Van Emmerik reports, it’s something businesses have long been calling for.

A recent victim of crime in Kelowna is voicing frustration about the lack of action by the government. As Klaudia Van Emmerick reports, a local charity is picking up the pieces following a devastating break-in and calling for change.

Money problems have forced Kelowna’s Paws It Forward dog rescue to put a pause on accepting new animals. The charity says it’s being overwhelmed by the number of dogs being surrendered – and rising vet bills. Klaudia Van Emmerik reports.

Parking scams are on the rise, but it appears one has been thwarted by parking services staff in Kelowna who noticed fraudulent QR decals on pay stations. As Victoria Femia reports, the affected codes were on dozens of pay parking metres.

As Kelowna deals with an increase in social disorder and crime, the city’s top cop is calling for a lot more RCMP officers than are currently allocated in this year’s budget. Klaudia Van Emmerik reports.

A non-profit in Kelowna is reeling after they say a dozen adaptive bikes were stolen from a secured site. As Victoria Femia reports, the theft leaving some in the lurch as the spring season approaches.