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A tip from an alert resident resulted in the arrest of David Wesley Bobbitt, the man accused of a brutal attack on a 22-year-old Penticton woman on the weekend.

Unionized regional district employees are smiling after reaching a new collective agreement that sees an increase in salaries and improvements to employees’ benefits.

B.C. recorded a slight net loss of people migrating to other provinces in the first quarter of 2011, according to preliminary data compiled by Statistics Canada.

Dehydration traps teen on hillside

Trail is pouring its money into the next phase of a ground water protection plan to protect its 30-year-old well that serves about one-third of the city’s water demands.

The Downtown Opportunities and Action Committee has awarded the contract to revitalize downtown to a Kelowna-based company.

Warfield residents concerned about drivers making an illegal left-hand turn off Schofield Highway onto Kipling Street are lobbying their neighbours to sign a petition.

Trying to maintain market share in rapidly evolving gambling business, B.C. Lottery Corporation is looking at expanding its online games and tickets to mobile phones and tablets.

The design for the replacement Coleman Street Reservoir got a revision after the city’s BC Towns for Tomorrow grant application was denied.

A family park that used to look more like a landfill than a campground has received a major overhaul and has reopened after being closed for three years.