In a two-week span over the last month, two people have been murdered in St. John’s. While investigating the crimes, the RNC is continuing to gather information about what happened and what led to both shocking homicides. NTV’s Rosie Mullaley reports.
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Hockey star Alex Newhook is hosting a golf tournament this week and his NHL friends are helping him launch it. NTV’s Marykate O’Neill has the story.
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Bangladeshi students at Memorial University have been protesting violence in their home country in recent weeks. Today, they were celebrating the resignation of the country’s prime minister.
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A popular “spot” for a former St. John’s business will soon be sprouting with new life. That’s after the sale of the former Moo Moos Ice Cream building on King’s Road to the Seed Company. NTV’s Bailey Howard tells us more.
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NL Health Services is advising the public of a temporary disruption of routine laboratory services (walk-in blood collection) at the Labrador West Health Centre in Labrador City due to human resource challenges. Routine laboratory and walk-in blood collection services are closed today (August 5) effective immediately. Emergency laboratory services are not affected at this time.
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The 2025 Canada Games Host Society is closing out the opening night of the One Year Out Celebrations with a fireworks display. Tonight at 10:00 p.m., a fireworks display will take place at Quidi Vidi Lake following the Community Baseball Game at St. Pat’s Ballpark. There will be traffic impacts on The Boulevard, Lake Avenue, […]
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Just after noon on Sunday, the RNC were called to a business parking lot in the east end of St. John’s to a report of a dispute between a taxi driver and their fare. When police located the taxi, staff from the business approached advising that the female fare had just pulled the fire alarm […]
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By November, short-term accommodation hosts will be required to register with the Provincial Government. Additionally, short-term rental platforms are required to remove any listing that is not registered and to share information about their listings with the Provincial Government. Those who fail to register by November will be subject to penalties. 2,630 accommodations have been […]
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