Local News

The upset the UNBC Timberwolves were hoping for Friday afternoon on the U Sports Canada West women's soccer pitch in Victoria failed to materialize.

A B.C. man who survived after he was shot in the head in the Las Vegas massacre is being tormented online. Like many of the victims saddled with U.S.

The world has watched Sean Astin grow up right before it moviegoing eyes. Now Prince George fans can watch him on stage and in person at Northern FanCon this spring.

Police have issued a sketch in hopes of tracking down a suspected flasher. The image was released Friday in connection with a series of incidents near the University of Northern British Columbia earlier this month.

A man suspected of stealing a truck with a shotgun inside was sentenced Thursday to six months in jail. William Gerald McBride, 38, was issued the term in Prince George provincial court for one count of possession of stolen property over $5,000.

The main voting day for the city's referendums on whether to borrow $35 million for a new pool and $15 million for a new fire hall are set for Saturday. Starting at 8 a.m. and continuing until 8 p.m.

One man has been arrested and RCMP are on the lookout for another following the shots fired incident in the VLA early Sunday morning.

The caribou heads on Cariboo cans have been counted. The numbers are in and more than 18,000 trees will be planted in the local region next year based on beer sales.

B.C. Transit buses will be going a little slower between Prince George and Smithers to take winter driving conditions into account.

A Prince-George-based wood-pellet manufacturing plant - the second largest of its kind in Canada - has sold a 48 per cent stake in the company to a Japanese conglomerate, the province announced this week. A statement from the B.C.