| Daily Headlines | May 31, 2017 | | | |
| | CRIME | May 30, 2017 5:53 pm | | | | | “Officers then located a female victim in the backyard area of the property suffering from multiple stab wounds.” Continue reading → |  | | CRIME | May 30, 2017 1:59 pm | | | | | Amestica’s girlfriend told police the two men were arguing about unpaid rent money. Continue reading → |  | | RCMP | May 30, 2017 6:41 pm | | | | | Kelowna RCMP spent three hours negotiating with a distraught man who holed up alone in his residence Tuesday afternoon. Continue reading → |  | | CRIME | May 30, 2017 4:56 pm | | | | | Caitlin Potts was originally from Alberta but had been living in BC when she disappeared in February 2016. Continue reading → |  | | | | | | Ali Afkhami was issued $500 tickets for each day the house was rented for a total fine of $6,000. Continue reading → |  | | | | | | British Columbia Premier Christy Clark is not ready to walk away from office, announcing today that she will recall the legislature to see if she can get support to continue governing. Continue reading → |  | | | | | | A State of Local Emergency has been declared for the Trout Creek neighbourhood in Summerland as rising ground water is encroaching on some electrical junction boxes. Continue reading → |  | | | | | | Highway 97 has been shut down at the bottom of Vernon’s Hospital Hill until further notice. Continue reading → |  | | MONEY | May 31, 2017 2:25 am | | | | | Britco Construction’s shuttered Penticton operations are set to reopen next week following successful company restructuring. Continue reading → |  | | | | | | “The flow of Mission Creek is expected to increase over the next few days with the recent hot weather and rain in the forecast.” Continue reading → |  | | | | | | A state of local emergency and an evacuation order has been issued for 6 homes in the northern part of Olalla along 1st and 2nd Street. Continue reading → |  | | | | | | Donors of $100 or more will be recognized on plaques on or near the structure. Continue reading → |  | | | | | | Sydney Shular and her classmates from Princess Margaret Secondary traded in pens and paper for shovels and sandbags at the Penticton Yacht Club and Marina Tuesday. "Right now we’re rebuilding the wall to make sure that it’s sturdier than it was before," she said. "They probably don’t have enough workers and we have more than… Continue reading → |  | | |
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