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The town of Peachland will use three gold bars to help buy a new municipal vehicle.
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A 20-year-old man is in serious but stable condition in hospital after being struck by a hit-and-run driver Saturday.
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Coins, bills, and even some foreign currency were dropped into an oversize firefighter's boot placed on a waterfront walkway this weekend.
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HERE'S A LIST OF THE MOST POPULAR DOG BREEDS AND THEIR CHARACTER TRAITS
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Another small-scale brewery is proposed for Kelowna's downtown north end.
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A grass fire that was spreading into trees was quickly knocked down Saturday evening.
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A new six-storey residential building is proposed for downtown Kelowna.
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A 15-year-old boy drowned when he jumped into Okanagan Lake and failed to resurface, police say.
Two new summer exhibits at the Silver Star Mountain Museum are attracting rave reviews from visitors.
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After three days of classic rock at Rock the Lake in the Prospera Place parking lot in Kelowna, the Sheriff wanted a little peace and quiet. So he and Constant Companion Carmen did two of their favourite outdoor recreation outings.
Dr. Chris Lane says he couldn’t pass up the opportunity to help build something from scratch.
A man is facing charges of operating a jet-ski while intoxicated after two of the personal watercraft collided on Wood Lake, near Oyama, Thursday.
Despite being bed-ridden and in constant pain, Alice remains the sweetest dog ever.
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You can take Dick Sanderson out of his Second World War fighter bomber, but you can’t keep him down.
The original time was 1963.
A woman who attempted to snatch a newborn baby from its mother’s arms last summer in Osoyoos will spend two more years behind bars.
Twelve days after it first lit, the 2,632-hectare Eagle Bluff fire, near Oliver, is now classified as “held.”
Anything squat, made of cider block and called a bunker deserves to be festooned with a mural.
A boil-water notice for the Sunnyside/Pritchard water system in West Kelowna has been rescinded. The notice went into effect on Sunday when a power outage affected the system's operations.
Drug overdose deaths are on the decline provincewide and in the Interior Health region, new reports from the BC Coroners Service show.
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Walmart is the latest retailer that will deliver groceries to your home in Kelowna.
One Westside girl has accomplished some remarkable achievements through her dedication to the Girl Guides of Canada program.
Ride-hailing operators should just need a regular driver's licence, not a commercial one, Kelowna-area politicians say.
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The northbound lane of Brown Road, between Dobbin Road and Main Street, in Westbank has been closed to repair a hole in the pavement.
More than one million needles have been ordered by Interior Health for free distribution to drug users in the Okanagan in just the past 18 months, according to data obtained by The Penticton Herald.
Passengers are OK, the plane suffered minor damage and the geese are likely dead.
Summer shutdowns are becoming a tradition at Tolko lumber mills.
Sutherland Avenue between Pandosy and Richter streets will be closed from 8 a.m. Friday until Sunday morning while repairs are made to the bridge crossing Mill Creek.
About 141 residences in Southeast Kelowna were without water for a good chunk of Thursday after a water main break.
Police came close to nabbing a wanted man in East Kelowna on Wednesday, but he got away.
Mother and daughter authors Janet Walmsley and Jenny Story will be signing copies of their books at the Indigo store in Orchard Park mall from noon to 3 p.m. on Saturday.
A documentary featuring a local firefighter ready to get back to the outdoors eight years after a life-altering accident will debut on Monday.
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A Lake Country motel that's long been the focus of concerns about its poor condition should be shut down, town council will hear Tuesday.
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It's become a summer tradition at Tolko lumber mills.
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A type of mussel found in Okanagan Lake will not be declared by the federal government to be endangered.
One-third of Lake Country residents work in Kelowna and a quarter of them are retired, a survey has found.
The City of West Kelowna has shut off water to a portion of Boucherie Centre on due to an emergency valve replacement related to improvements on Ross Road.
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The Vernon-based Okanagan Indian Band is suing the federal government over what it says is Ottawa's failure to improve water quality on the reserve.
And then there were two.
An out-of-control wildfire burning northeast of Oliver is proving looks that can be deceiving, as BC Wildfire Service crews continue to battle the 2,632-hectare blaze.
A pink beach cruiser bike is pretty. It’s fun. It’s feminine.
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Editor’s note: The following contains graphic sexual content. Reader discretion is advised.
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A majority of Canadians support paying people for donations of plasma, which are blood products used to make specialized medicines, a new poll has found.
PENTICTON — A preliminary inquiry for accused quadruple-murderer John Brittain is expected to take five days and hear from nine witnesses, lawyers told a Penticton judge Wednesday.
Members of the public are invited to a mass prayer event taking place next week in Kelowna.
The non-profit Kettle Valley Steam Railway has been granted a 30-year extension for its home at 18404 Bathville Rd.
An empty storefront in downtown Summerland is about to get a chic makeover.
A third cannabis shop has now been green-lighted in Summerland.
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A wide-turning semi and a Corvette convertible on the inside lane were scrunched together in downtown Kelowna Wednesday afternoon.
A plastics clean-up crew, on the road from Toronto to Tofino, will make a stop in Kelowna on Saturday.
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