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Hurricane Earl Heading Up the U.S. Coast
Environment Canada says weather warnings and watches may be issued sometime today about Hurricane Earl.
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Doctors and Government Going Back to the Table
Marshall says he is optimistic entering negotiations.
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Robber Holds Up Store with Hatchet
The wave of armed robberies continues in the capital city.
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Port of Montreal Deemed Essential Service
The shipment of goods to Newfoundland through the port of Montreal has now been designated an essential service under the Canada Labour Code.
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Alcohol and Speed Factor in Fatal Crash: RNC
A woman was killed in the crash last Saturday on Torbay Road.
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Senior Assaulted in Irishtown
The incident happened on Saturday.
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Parsons and Accomplice Behind Bars
A man on the run from police in Marystown for four days has been remanded in custody until the middle of the month.
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George Street a Safe Place: Johnston
The RNC is considering technology for closed circuit cameras.
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Safety Behind Decision to Cancel Show: Carver
David Carver indicates safety played a role in the decision to cancel a big concert planned for Mount Pearl this weekend.
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Fuel Prices Rise
The cost of gas has increased by almost two cents.
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Vigil Held to Remember Fallen Soldier
A ceremony will be held at CFB Trenton in Ontario today to welcome home the body of Corporal Brian Pinksen of Corner Brook.
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Province Wide 911 Should be Priority: NDP
Lorraine Michael was reacting to this week's incident in Corner Brook, when the lines into 911 and the Corner Brook RNC detachment were down for about 40 minutes.
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Wednesday's Sports Scores
A look at sports action.
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Accomplice Charged and Parsons Heads to Court
Andrew Kenneth Parsons was caught by police last night in the Marystown area.
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Warm and Windy Earl Predicted for NL
Hurricane Earl remains a category 3 storm of high intensity.
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Police Seize Weapons in Grow Op
The RCMP have seized weapons in connection with a weekend grow op bust in Springdale.
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Warren Resigns Over MS Society's Stance on Liberation Treatment
Ted Warren says the society has lined up against the wishes of most of its members and he is dumbfounded.
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Fire Destroys Home in Bay Bulls
Firefighters were able to keep the blaze from spreading to a couple of neighbouring dwellings.
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Upgrades to Signal Hill Trails
A search and rescue chopper in the area moved bags of crushed stone to the 'hard to reach' trails.
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Labrador Residents Watch 'Monster Move'
Residents of Happy Valley-Goose Bay that noticed a giant Russian plane in their airspace over the weekend were actually watching a "Monster Move" for the Discovery Channel.
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Police Seek Details on George Street Stabbing
It happened over the weekend outside a club on George Street.
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Identity of Accident Victim Released
The industrial accident happened near Sunnyside.
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Company Predicts Demand for Nuclear Energy in Labrador
One company indicates a lot will ride on what happens with the Inuit moratorium due to be reviewed next spring.
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Study Needed on Provincial 9-1-1 System: Michael
This after a situation in Corner Brook.
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Liberals Continue to Question Air Ambulance Move
Liberal MHA Marshall Dean continues to insist that what was supposed to be an independent review of the province's air ambulance service, was manufactured by government.
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Campaign Aimed at Speeders in School Zones
There is going to be a crackdown on speeders in school zones.
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NAPE Looking for Binding Arbitration
Union President Carol Furlong says the likelihood of reaching a mutually acceptable collective agreement is becoming less and less likely.
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Back to the Table for Vale
Union Spokesman Boyd Bussey says September 19 and 20 have been reserved for talks.
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Robbery Numbers Same as Last Year: RNC
RNC Constable Jennifer Clarke says there have been 16 armed robberies in August.
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Altered View for East End Residents
Residents in the east end of St. John's, especially in the Pleasantville area, are discovering their view of Quidi Vidi Lake and the Boulevard itself, will include a new fence for a period of time.
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Smoking Ban Begins at CNA Campuses
The no smoking policy is now officially in place at College of the North Atlantic campuses across the province.
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Murphy Predicts Rise in Fuel Prices
Gas guru George Murphy says the price of gas could jump by a cent and a half.
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Republic of Doyle Hitting the Red Carpet
Allan Hawco and company are up for five Gemini awards.
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Tuesday's Sports Scores
A look at sports action.
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Wounded Newfoundland Soldier Dies
Corporal Brian Pinksen of Corner Brook was injured in Afghanistan and died in a hospital in Germany.
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Police Apprehend Two Armed Robbery Suspects
Police had issued a warrant for one accused man following an incident last night at a gas station on Waldegrave Street, as well as a man for his alleged involvement in three armed robberies at gas bars over the last two weeks.
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Hurricane Earl Bringing Stormy Weather
Environment Canada says residents should be on the lookout for stormy weather this Labour Day weekend, courtesy of Hurricane Earl.
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Liberals Want Inquiry Into Air Ambulance
The Liberals are calling for an independant inquiry into the air ambulance issue, and they want to see the health minister resign.
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RNC Chief Supports Long Gun Registry
Robert Johnston says it helps officers by enhancing public and officer safety.
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Woman Charged in Animal Cruelty Case
The RNC have charged a 28-year-old woman with cruelty to animals for her alleged involvement in the death of two cats.
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Students and Parents Decided to Enter Mainstream System: King
Education Minister Darin King says it was the parents and students' choice to move from the School for the Deaf into the mainstream school system.
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Republic of Doyle Receives Gemini Nominations
A local TV favourite has received five nominations for this year's upcoming Gemini Awards.
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Delays for Students Heading Back to Class
It's only a few days, but there are delayed openings for some schools in the Eastern School District.
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Greens Shocked Over Settlement with AbitibiBowater
Party leader Elizabeth May says the federal government should have fought the company's claim under NAFTA.
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