Nicholas Johansen

The BC College of Nurses and Midwives has issued a notice about a Kelowna woman who “may be offering midwifery services and performing restricted activities,” despite not being licensed to.

The sellers of a West Kelowna home have been ordered to pay the buyers more than $8,000 for leaving the house a mess, among other things.

A long-delayed Kelowna murder likely won't resume for another year, after her trial's continuation dates were recently set for next fall.

While a record number of advance votes were cast in this year's B.C. election, the final voter turnout ended up being fairly average.

UPDATE: 12:50 p.m. British Columbia will be opening secure facilities to provide involuntary care under the Mental Health Act for those with severe addictions or who are mentally ill, the premier announced Sunday just days ahead of the start of a provincial election campaign.

A former star of the popular reality show Ice Road Truckers was handed a three-years jail sentence in Kelowna court Friday morning, after he was caught 3D printing handguns in his West Kelowna home.

Environment Canada issues severe thunderstorm watch for entire Okanagan

After he was sentenced to house arrest last month for assaulting two security guards at a Kelowna protest, David Lindsay has been back in court this week fighting for his right to keep protesting.

Local Ukrainians and supporters will be gathering in Kelowna's City Park this weekend to celebrate Ukraine Independence Day, the third one since Russia attacked the country.

Tenants at the 40-unit Columbus Place townhome complex in Kelowna's Rutland area will likely see their rents rise significantly next year, once a 35-year government subsidization agreement expires.