The town of Deer Lake is bracing for a flood. Mayor Dean Ball tells you why dozens of homes are at risk.

League of Artists of Western Newfoundland pay tribiye to Tina Dolter at Trails Tales and Tunes

Some young dads in Corner Brook meet to talk about their role as a father.

The race for the Stanley Cup is down to 8 teams. We hear what some hockey fans in Corner Brook thought about the first round of the playoffs.

Three weeks after the flames roared through their apartment complex, senior citizens in Port aux Basques try to adjust to new surroundings.

The men and women of the Canadian Armed Forces serve their country in some of the most dangerous places in the world.  New stats from Veterans Affairs show that the work is taking a toll on their mental health.    We speak with Sgt. Elton Adams, a Canadian Forces Military police officer from Roddickton who is fighting PTSD with music.

 New teachers looking for jobs when jobs are hard to come by.  An annual recruitment fair for teachers was held yesterday in Corner Brook.   We hear from some teacher hopefulls that attended a recruiting fair.

Recruiting teachers at a time of budget cut backs. We talk to the teachers union

: Burton's Cove Logging and Lumber Limited is not only surviving, but thriving in an industry that's been hit hard in the past decade.

Young musicians were all ears in Corner Brook on Saturday.  They were attending a conference called Make Music Happen.

A famous Mi'kmaq from our province is going to be the subject of a short film.

Mattie Mitchell was known as one of the best guides, trappers and hunters on the island.

Grenfell Campus Memorial University will recognize his role in the arts with an Honorary Doctor of Laws.    We talk to the friends and students of Gary Graham.