Month: September 2026

6 days ago

Woman Arrested Following Assault at Downtown Business

Monday, September 14th just before 11am, RNC responded to a disturbance at a business in downtown St. John’s. The suspect had fled on foot, but was found and arrested by police. The 48-year old woman faces charges of uttering threats, assault with a weapon, possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose, and property damage.

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7 days ago

Agriculture Expo returns to Corner Brook this September

The Agriculture Expo is bringing a bigger experience to Corner Brook this year, with a new expanded format featuring two dedicated spaces for visitors to explore: The Barnyard and the Farmer’s Market. Hosted annually by the Newfoundland and Labrador Federation of Agriculture (NLFA), the Agriculture Expo brings together farmers, producers, industry partners, families and agriculture […]

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7 days ago

Sun breaks across Newfoundland and Labrador Tuesday, stopping short at the Avalon Peninsula

Ryan Harding, NTV Weather Centre Cloud hangs over Avalon while most of Newfoundland enjoys sunny Tuesday The Avalon Peninsula has a different look Tuesday compared to the rest of the island, seeing the final touches of some overnight rain cling to the eastern side. That looks to finish up mid-morning. However, unlike the rest of […]

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7 days ago

NTV Morning Weather Checkpoint

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1 week ago

NTV Weather Update | September 14, 2026

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1 week ago

Birthdays and Anniversaries, September 14, 2026

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1 week ago

MHA Keith Russell upends start of Churchill Falls debate by quitting Tories to sit as independent

There was a bombshell in the House of Assembly today for the special debate on the new Churchill Falls agreement. Keith Russell, who began the day as the PC MHA for Lake Melville in central Labrador, announced he was crossing the floor to sit as an independent. NTV’s legislative reporter Ben Cleary has the story.

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1 week ago

Protesters challenge broken referendum promise as Churchill Falls debate begins

As members of the House of Assembly debated the Churchill Falls deal inside, close to 200 people gathered outside of Confederation Building in protest. NTV’s Bailey Howard was there.

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1 week ago

Mark Duke acquitted of impaired driving causing death in 2024 crash

Mark Duke, who was accused of killing another man with his pickup truck in 2024 and then driving away, was acquitted of those charges at provincial court in St. John’s today. NTV’s Marykate O’Neill was in the courtroom for the decision and has the details.

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1 week ago

Stella’s Circle opens new supportive housing development in St. John’s

Stella’s Circle officially opened its newest supportive housing development in St. John’s today. As NTV’s Beth Penney explains, the group says the units will help address a critical gap in the community.

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