Local News

A 40-year-old man is in custody following a rampage Thursday morning that began in at a local shelter and ended with an attack on a Crown prosecutor outside the Prince George courthouse.

A convicted drug dealer will not be sentenced after a Prince George provincial court judge stayed the charges against him on Wednesday because the case took too long to get to trial.

After a successful campaign collecting donated school supplies, the Salvation Army is thrilled with the results. The Little Yellow School Bus pulled into Pine Centre Mall to collect all the donated school supplies.

The Scotiabank AIDS Walk for Life happens Sept. 17 at Masich Stadium. The walk is a national awareness and fundraising event that takes place every year in communities all across Canada.

After the six-week Canadian Blood Services Interior Drive for Life Challenge (IDFL), Prince George finished a very close second behind its competitor, Kelowna.

Premier Christy Clark is calling on architects, designers and engineers for ideas on how to create the world's tallest multi-use wood building in Prince George.

A 27-year-old woman is dead after a gunshot Wednesday afternoon at a home on the Old Cariboo Highway. Although the incident appears to be a case of a self-inflicted fatal wound from a rifle, police are not closing the matter.

Premier Christy Clark is expected to announce plans for the creation of the proposed Wood Innovation and Design Centre in Prince George today.

The Central British Columbia Railway and Forest Industry Museum will be closed Friday until 1 p.m. due to a planned power outage at 850 River Road. For more information, please contact BC Hydro at 1-800-poweron or the Museum at (250) 563-7351.

Jesse Norman Sweder may have told an undercover police officer he killed Peter John Letendre but in fact was never even at the scene of his death, defence lawyer Jim Heller told a jury Thursday in opening arguments for a first-degree murder trial.