Downtown business owners remain concerned following another business leaving the downtown core, and former Prince George RCMP Superintendent testified in front of the federal government to address the toxic drug and opioid crisis.

Tonight, police are investigating a shooting that resulted in one death on the 1500-block of Victoria Street on Wednesday night, plus, 2024 is the 100th anniversary of the Royal Canadian Air Force, we talked to a former member as well as those involved in air cadets and Diwali is the annual festival of lights celebrati...

On tonight's broadcast, Prince George City Council received an update on social issues Monday night, specifically relating to Moccasin Flats. Plus, City Council is opposed to cutting snow removal services. Then, YXS is hoping to create more advanced airport firefighting training opportunities.

On tonight's broadcast, people from across Prince George and the province gathered to celebrate the career of Shirley Bond. Plus, with a record number of women heading to the B.C. legislature, we talked to one of those MLAs heading to Victoria for the first time. Then, UNBC's basketball teams took to the court on Sunda...

On tonight's broadcast, the B.C. Assembly of First Nations has congratulated the BC NDP on their election victory, but wants to see action. Plus, Canada Post workers could be heading to the picket lines as early as Sunday if a deal between their union and Canada Post isn't reached. Then, the Spruce Kings show home for ...

On tonight's broadcast, MP Taylor Bachrach has called out the Federal Minister of Transports for failing to hold airlines accountable. Plus, the Bear Advisory Committee will be presenting a number of recommendations to Prince George City Council about how to deal with urban bears. Then, the T-wolves and the Spruce King...

On tonight's broadcast, we bring you local reactions to the election result as the NDP will form a majority government. Plus, the Prince George budget townhall takes place on Wednesday, providing you a chance to provide input to council. Then, an early morning structure fire caused an estimated $400,000 in damages.