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Wet, heavy snow caused a power outage at the Prince George Airport Friday night. Backup power was available throughout the terminal as of press time, but there was no lighting on the airfield.

To celebrate the 25th anniversary of the University of Northern B.C. four local artists received up to $10,000 in funding to develop their project called Reflections - Past, Present and Future, which will be a permanent art installation.

Although Jordan Taylor McLeod is still missing, thanks to a tip from the public the 2006 Chevrolet Malibu he was last driving was located northeast of Williams Lake Tuesday afternoon.

There was a single vehicle crash Thursday at around 2:44 p.m. about 15 kms north of the Hwy 39 junction to Mackenzie.

The name most deeply associated with starting the city's medical imaging technician program is the name now attached to gathering funds for those students, even though the man himself is now gone. Dr.

Devon Devereux with the City of Prince George patches potholes along Foothills Boulevard Thursday afternoon.

The Wiebe family will have at least some of their hardship lightened thanks to a concert that raised more than $10,000 to ease the financial stress that has accompanied their long journey with cancer.

In the lead up to and come down from the 2015 Canada Winter Games, there will be a lot of attention focused on the economic benefits and drawbacks for Prince George as the host city.

It looks like Dawson Creek is the latest victim of the serial robber who's crossed three provinces and committed nine crimes to get his cash. On Wednesday at 3:50 p.m.

The Canada Winter Games is two weeks away from taking over Prince George, so civic and other downtown facilities are preparing to undergo facelifts for the influx of athletes and other visitors.