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Most of Hr. Grace on Boil Order
Water Treatment Buildings hit by vandals.
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Man Killed in Highway Crash
He was only 19-years-old.
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Vehicle Hits House
A 66-year-old man taken to hospital.
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Young Pair Charged in Torbay Bank Robbery
Police have charged a 20-year-old man and a 19-year-old woman.
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Philip Pynn Bail Hearing Continues Next Week
Philip Pynn is accused in the shooting death of Nick Winsor almost two years ago.
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Police Nab Bogged-Down ATV Driver
48 year old Birchy Bay man facing a number of charges.
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Early Morning Break-ins
Police investigating two incidents, one in Portugal Cove-St. Philip's, the other in St. John's.
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Lawyers to Pursue Further Sex Abuse Compensation
Bob Buckingham says they will continue to pursue compensation for victims of Mount Cashel Orphanage.
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Ferry Users Left in Limbo: Joyce
As of Monday, the Green Bay ferry run will no longer include a stop at Shoal Arm.
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Anglican Priest, Wife, Facing Charges
Reverend John Dinn and his wife, Catherine Lynn Dinn are facing charges of defrauding the Anglican Church in Topsail.
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Dumaresque says US Energy Market 'Collapsed'
Danny Dumaresque says US energy demand has dropped significantly, meaning there's no market for Muskrat Falls power.
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Accused Serial Robber to Stand Trial
35-year-old Lynn Noseworthy is accused of holding up ten businesses, nine of them over an eight-hour period.
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Meeting on Plant Closure this Afternoon
Meeting takes place in Jackson's Arm.
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Accused Peeping Tom Appears in Court
21-year-old Elijah George is accused of voyeurism.
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Tenders Called for ABE Program
Opposition concerned that government is sacrificing quality over cost.
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LaScie Crab Protest Ends
Workers upset local crab is being shipped elsewhere.
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Collision Sends Three to Hospital
The three vehicle accident occurred yesterday in St. John's.
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Sparks Fly in House Over Senate Spending
Liberal Scott Andrews asks government why it continues to defend 'losers'.
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Ball Questions Report Delay
Nalcor's financial report was released on Friday after being presented to government April 30th.
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Power Clan Reunion in Ireland
Power is one of the most dominant family names in in the province and in the family's native Ireland.
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National Award for Port aux Basques
The town won an award for best neighbourhood planning project.
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Waterford River Clean-Up Blitz Today
Volunteers are asked to sign up and receive their supplies at Mount Pearl City Hall at 9:30 today.
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Federation Calling for Better Salmon Monitoring
The Atlantic Salmon Federation wants to see more done to prevent the escape of farmed salmon into the wild.
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Largest Pet Exhibit in Atlantic Canada Today
There will be all kinds of animals and exhibits including a wiener dog race at the Remax Centre in St. John's.
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Arts in the City
The City of St. John's is playing host to a conference meant to connect artists with the community.
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Friday's Scores, Saturday's Schedule
Ottawa is out of Stanley Cup playoffs.
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Update: Arrests Made in Bank Robbery
A man with a knife held up the RBC on Torbay Road.
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First Cut of Ferry Review
As of Monday, government will be cutting Shoal Arm out as a port of call on the Little Bay Islands, Long Island, and Pilley's Island run.
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Student Charged with Voyeurism
A 21-year-old student is accused of committing voyeurism on a woman at the Health Sciences Centre on May 22nd.
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Tenders Called for ABE
Advanced Education and Skills Minister Joan Shea says the new delivery model will continue to meet the needs of all Adult Basic Education students and will be as inclusive as possible.
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Anglican Priest and Wife Charged with Fraud
Reverend John Dinn and his wife Catherine Lynn Dinn are accused of defrauding St. John the Evangelist Church in Topsail.
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Visual Arts Awards at the Rooms
The event gets underway at 8:00 pm.
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Airport Strike Talks Move to Ottawa
The strike, involving a group of workers represented by the Public Service Alliance of Canada, has been ongoing since September.
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Unique Solution to Labrador Dog Problem
Dr. Judith Samson-French of Alberta, the founder of the Dogs With No Names program, is going to implant birth control hormones into stray female dogs.
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Nalcor Releases Business and Financial Report
The Opposition Liberals had pressed the provincial government in the House of Assembly to release the document publicly for some time, accusing both the government and Nalcor of secrecy.
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Flood Situation in Deer Lake Eases
Mayor Dean Ball says despite some considerable rain overnight, water levels crested earlier this week, with only minor property damage to two local parks.
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More Reaction to Mt. Cashel Settlement
St. John's lawyer Bob Buckingham says he doesn't expect the compensation owed to the victims to be distributed until some time next year.
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Food Service Workers being Replaced
Karen called VOCM Open Line to say they learned this morning that the union has made a deal with an outside contractor to bring employees in to replace them as NAPE workers.
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Stand-off Accused Likely Pleading Guilty
Justin Wiseman appeared in court briefly this morning and is due back in court on Friday.
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Women's Centre Opens in HVGB
The shelter will address women's issues including rape crisis, day care, women's rights and housing.
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Man Arrested in Domestic Assault
The man was released on an undertaking.
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Woman Accused of Assaulting Son
She has been released on conditions.
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Fists Fly Downtown
A 42-year-old man was taken to hospital after an early-morning brawl.
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Settlement for Christian Brothers Victims
Lawyer Geoff Budden says the Christian Brothers have agreed to pay pretty much all of their assets into a trust fund to be distributed to the victims of abuse.
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MNL Following up on Urban Summit
Dr. Katherine Loflin is back in the province to provide training on placemaking to municipal staff.
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One-Stop Employment Services Coming
The announcement, made in March, was described by critics as an attack on rural communities.
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Woman in Accident, Sent to Hospital
Police say the 30-year-old woman struck a parked vehicle as she drove east on Craigmillar Avenue.
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Physician Recruiting Ongoing: Minister
Susan Sullivan's comments come after word that three general surgeons on the Northern Peninsula are resigning.
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Oral Surgeons Frown on MCP
One withdrawal notice is effective June 1st, the other August 1st.
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Active Hurricane Season Prediction
2013 is being described as active or extremely active.
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