Police and family continue to search for Brian Lush
Exactly one week ago, 51-year-old Brian Lush, of Stephenville, was reported missing in Ontario while driving a transport truck. A week later, no new information, and no sign of the missing man. NTV’s Becky Daley reports.
Read moreBackstage Pass: Rick Mercer and Jann Arden
Canadian stars Jann Arden and Rick Mercer are on the road for a national tour. NTV’s Amanda Mews has the story.
Read moreYour Community: Walk for killed and injured workers
Last Sunday marked the National Day of Mourning for people who lost their lives, were injured, or suffered an illness, because of their work. Next Sunday, a walk will take place in paradise to honour those victims, and bring together their families. NTV’s Amanda Mews is in Your Community.
Read moreEddie’s forecast; May starts like April ended
May starts like April ended… cold and damp for much of the Province. Eddie has the details in tonight’s from tonight’s forecast from the NTV Evening News Hour
Read moreRunway reopens after plane overruns landing at St. John’s International Airport, no injuries reported
The Transportation Safety Board has concluded its preliminary work at St. John’s International Airport after a charter plane overran the runway this afternoon. The aircraft has been safely removed and the runway has been re-opened. The airport authority says it does not anticipate any further operational delays related to this incident. Passengers are asked to […]
Read moreFormer St. John’s bar owner on trial for sexual assault facing new charges
Chris Carter — the musician and former bar owner on trial in Supreme court in St. John’s for allegedly sexually assaulting two young girls — appeared in provincial court today to deal with new charges that allege he breached conditions of his release. The 37-year-old was first arrested in 2021 and charged with eight counts […]
Read morePublic Vigilance Encouraged as Forest Fire Season Set to Commence
The 2024 forest fire season for the province begins today (May 1) for the island portion of the province, while May 15 is the beginning of forest fire season in Labrador, with both remaining in effect until September 30. The public is reminded a permit to burn must be obtained from a provincial forest management district […]
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