The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary is requesting the public’s assistance in locating missing 31-year old Kelsey Lundrigan of St. John’s. Lundrigan was last seen in the downtown area, wearing a dark-coloured jacket, dark pants, and dark shoes. She is described as 5’0″, 110lbs with long brown hair and blue eyes. Anyone with information on her whereabouts […]
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Sunday, April 12th, RNC received a report of a vehicle stolen from the east end of St. John’s. Several hours later, the vehicle was located and a 35-year old male suspect was arrested for theft of a vehicle and possession of stolen property. He was held to appear in court this morning.
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Artemis II crew members have returned to earth after a historic mission to the dark side of the moon. As NTV’s Beth Penney tells us, one local astronomer is calling it a major milestone for scientific discovery.
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With wildfire season just months away, the province has confirmed repairs on its fifth water bomber will be complete by May 1st. Mayor of Labrador City, Jordan Brown, is renewing his calls for the province to station one of these critical pieces of machinery in Labrador.
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The town of Grand Falls-Windsor is mourning this weekend after two separate shootings in just a matter of days left multiple people dead and a community shaken. Residents in the central Newfoundland town are grappling with the violence, which local officials say has deeply affected the close-knit community of roughly 14,000 people. The first incident […]
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The Newfoundland Rogues lost 112-106 to the Tri-City Tide Saturday night at the Mary Brown’s Centre. The result moves the Tide to 11-1 in The Basketball League Atlantic Division standings. The Rogues drop to 7-6. The game was close through the first half. The Rogues held an advantage at halftime, but the Tide moved ahead […]
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Tensions heated up over the weekend between the FFAW and the Association of Seafood Producers, after the FFAW was ordered by the Supreme Court to cease and desist from any further authorization of the ongoing tie-up. FFAW officials had threatened to stop crab from being processed in the province until they negotiated a fair price. […]
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