Police say the two suspects are connected to a home invasion in Salmon Arm on Monday, June 29th.

Interior Health said the region’s size plays a role in transporting swabs to Kelowna for analysis.

Cpl. Kyle Richmond said when police arrived, the distressed woman barricaded herself in her travel trailer and refused to come out.

In Princeton, town council wants to turn a neighbourhood park into eight residential lots to deal with a local housing shortage crisis.

There are currently no active fires anywhere in the province, with Mother Nature playing a big role in that.

Environment Canada says conditions are favourable for the development of severe thunderstorms.

Heavy rain is expected for the weekend, and a flood watch has been issued by the B.C. River Forecast Centre for parts of the Southern Interior.

Nearly a dozen agencies in the Okanagan and Similkameen will be better equipped to help people deal with the COVID-19 crisis after receiving a funding boost.

“We have a lot of firearms groups and hunters that are legitimately questioning why certain guns are on there and why certain ones are not,” said one B.C. MP.

Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry also announced two new deaths on Saturday.