On this week's show: Thousands of students will head back to class this week, and a local police force has a new distracted driving simulator.

On this week's show: Dozens of jobs are being lost in St. Stephen, and Market Square is proposing a new home for the New Brunswick Museum.

On this week's show: Marking the one-year anniversary of the Fredericton shooting, and Harbour Station in Saint John will soon be getting a new name.

On this week's show: A community rallies to save a lighthouse in the region and another summer of artistic surprise in Saint John.

On this week's show: A nursing home's plan to assist seniors without family and a Fredericton cybersecurity expert talks about the Capital One data breach.

On this week's show: A Saint John councillor wants a ban on plastic bags, and the province's top veterinarian talks about rabies prevention.

On this week's show: We break down the not-guilty verdict in the second-degree murder retrial of Dennis Oland, who was accused of killing his father, Richard Oland, in July 2011.

On this week's show: Saint John's financial woes are front and centre with the release of the long-awaited working group report, a made-in-New Brunswick viral photo, and rocket-making camps to celebrate a big milestone.

On this week's show: Advice on coping with anxiety for a group expected to be tough, overdue renovations at this theatre and a very timely sports exhibit in the capital.

On this week's show: Saint John's mayor gives his third State of the City address, and the Financial and Consumer Services Commission wants to make it okay to talk about the financial abuse of seniors and estate planning.