Local News

Erin Moubray's recipe for success begins at home. "I do enjoy playing in the kitchen quite a bit," says Moubray.

The 1997 murder of a Prince George woman and the subsequent conviction of her husband for second-degree murder 13 years later could be featured on a U.S. network television show.

A group of parents in Miworth is urging the school district to revive courtesy busing between the community and Heritage elementary school.

After a successful pilot project in the spring, the University Farmers' Market will return to the University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC) campus next week.

An exhibit of photos from the Great Bear Rainforest is now up in the Rotunda Gallery at the University of Northern British Columbia - including some from a National Geographic magazine story on the controversial Enbridge Northern Gateway Pipeline.

Clear the roads on Tuesday. Cops For Cancer will be riding through. The annual Cops For Cancer-Tour de North will push its first pedal today, setting off from Fort St. John on its way to Williams Lake.

Sales of dogs and cats will be phased out at the Petland chain of stores, the company's CEO Robert Brissette confirmed Friday, including the location in Prince George.

There is only one day left in this year's Interior Drive for Life blood donor challenge and Prince George is gaining on Kelowna. This is the tightest race between the cities of Kelowna and Prince George, Canadian Blood Services has seen in years.

Prince George's unemployment rate rose last month, but so did the number of people working. The unemployment rate stood at 7.

A man was rescued from the fast, frigid waters of the Fraser River on Wednesday morning. He was swept approximately one kilometre downstream from Cottonwood Island Park and ended up on the eastern shore. Rescuers were alerted at about 11 a.m.