French investigators raided offices of the French soccer league and private equity firm CVC Capital Partners on Tuesday as part of an investigation into possible corruption and embezzlement related to ...

BC Housing has applied for a temporary use permit necessary for a shelter to operate, hoping for the site to be up and running in time for the upcoming winter season. Council will vote Tuesday on ...

The Kamloops-Thompson School District and Thompson Rivers University have banded together in a bid to boost student transition rates between the two organizations.

“A witness specified the man was shouting his desire to ‘kill someone,’ causing immediate concern to citizens walking in the ...

Most drivers believe that if they are facing a green light at an intersection, they have the absolute right-of-way to drive through without any need to consider stopping.

A post-wildfire natural hazard risk analysis of the Ponderosa wildfire burn area shows the headwaters of the four drainages largely unburned, according to a Ministry of Forests report.

A number of Osoyoos firefighters are participating in "growing a mo" for Movember in support of men's health this month. In a social media post on Friday, the fire department shared their November ...

Giant boulders are being pushed and rolled into place at the point on the north end of Hot Sands Beach at City Park. It’s part of Phase 2 of improvements to the park that will help prevent erosion ...

The Rotary Club of Lake Country has set up a Garden of Crosses in Memorial Park paying tribute to 27 local fallen service members.

Mounties say fuel theft is on the rise in Vernon, and urges people to take steps to protect themselves. Const. Chris Terleski with the Vernon RCMP confirmed cops have seen a recent uptick in the ...

The Okanagan Sun got an assist from Kelowna city council Monday morning. Council agreed to take $10,000 from its contingency fund to help the junior football team offset travel expenses to fly to this ...

No Stone Left Alone held a Remembrance Day ceremony for J.W. Inglis Elementary students at the Lumby Cemetery. The ceremony honoured 115 Lumby men and women who have served the country.