Local News

A new Downtown Prince George executive board is in place.

The Central Interior can look forward to a warmer-than-usual next few months, according to a long-range forecast from The Weather Network. "I think the story for the interior B.C., central B.C.

Prince George was among the communities where the wind blew hardest Tuesday during the storm that swept across much of the province. Gusts reached as high as 94 km/h, according to Environment Canada.

The cause of a fire that broke out over the weekend at a Hart-area home where a shots fired incident was reported last month is not suspicious, according to Prince George RCMP.

Expect to breathe in some smoke if you're passing by Tete Jaune Cache today.

A smoke detector proved its worth for the occupants of a 9300 Old Summit Lake Road home. The device awoke them in time to escape from a blaze that broke out in the home shortly after midnight.

Power has been restored to nearly all of the more than 6,800 customers who were left without service as a result of the windstorm that blew through the city last night.

A local woman started her volunteering in 1965 at 15 years old when she became the youth advocate for the arthritis society when she lived on Vancouver Island.

There are eight puppies at the Prince George Humane Society happy to be alive and waiting for treatment. "They are lucky to have survived," said executive director Angela McLaren.

Two boys were spared from a massacre that included an entire community, Dos Erres, in Guatemala in 1982. One boy, Ramiro, was five and remembers perhaps too much, the other, Oscar, was three and remembers nothing.