Emergency crews were on hand as an Air Canada Jazz flight returned to Canadian Rockies International Airport late Tuesday night.
Cranbrook and Kimberley councils meet for first time since municipal election.
Get your prized pumpkins and cucumbers together because it’s almost time for the Kootenay Country Fair.
A grizzly bear attack that occurred Tuesday night has left a man with non-life-threatening injuries.
JulyFest wrapped up this past weekend and organizers said the event was a success.
Canadian Pacific railways representatives said that railway companies have learned a lot since the Lac-Mégantic disaster two years ago.
At Monday night's city council meeting, Coun. Danielle Cardozo brought forward her concerns about the nature
Relaunch will see the museum become the Cranbrook History Centre.
Company seeks to bring major medical marijuana facility to town; potential to employ 200, CEO says
Over the past year I have had the pleasure of covering many interesting stories. Here are a couple of my favourite stories of the year:
We'll be ringing in a cool New Year's Day as arctic air continues to blow in over the East Kootenay.
A local Neil Diamond performance artist will be featured in a documentary set for world-wide release.
Though avalanche conditions to be predictable over Christmas, Avalanche Canada noted there is still potential for danger.
At the end of January there will be a six-week program that teaches people with disabilities how to ski at the Kimberley ski hill.
The local SPCA branch has been busy with upgrades renovations, preparing for new kennels and dealing with a quarantine due to a sick cat.
Gord Mcrthur wins North American Championships in Bozeman, Montana.
Ingrid Steppan is currently in Ottawa recovering from a stem-cell transplant after a four-year battle with an extremely rare disease.
On Friday, Mainroad East Kootenay responded to concerns and complaints from the public about the conditions of highways over the past week.
Bear attack survivor recounts one morning in October
Voters say no to Bylaw No. 3799, yes to Hydrofluorisilicic Acid
