In today's episode:

• Manslaughter charge laid after Nanaimo nightclub altercation
• NNN’s Last 10: Through song and sports, local talent takes the world stage
• 64 new seats added for trades program apprenticeship at Vancouver Island University
• RDN receives approval for minor boundary redefinition
• UPDATE: Evacuation alert issued due to 88-hectare wildfire near Logan Lake
• Nanaimo Votes 2026: General Local Election information for interested candidates
• RCMP looking for two suspects after break in at Duncan beauty salon
• RCMP: Island resident reports losing $600K in cryptocurrency scam
• Suspects sought following break and enter at local business
• District of Logan Lake evacuation information
• Angelo Isidorou out as executive director of B.C. Conservatives
• Prospective owner chosen to pursue Vancouver MLB expansion franchise: Report
• Tibetan monk and golf pro pair up for book blending Buddhism and birdies

In today's episode:

• Nanaimo’s Katzberg captures hammer throw gold at Glasgow Commonwealth Games
• Oceanside couple scammed out of $600,000 with fake politician endorsement
• Regional District of Nanaimo unveils new fire training centre
• NNN’S Last 10: Discontent City had impacts still being felt today
• Council adopts new off-street parking bylaw
• ‘Imagine this as twinning Boxwood:’ support given for new Nanaimo light-industrial area
• Esquimalt advances deer fencing rules to save gardens, protect wildlife
• RCMP ask for aid to identify Cowichan Home Depot theft suspect
• Evan Hammond wins posthumous BCHL broadcaster of the year award
• Findlay says ‘no directive’ to B.C. Conservatives on First Nations terminology
• Regional District of Central Kootenay evacuation information
• Former Harper cabinet minister Chris Alexander to run for mayor of Toronto
• Jordan intercepts Iranian missiles as US and Saudi Arabia launch strikes against militias in Iraq

In today's episode:

• Man arrested after ‘driving directly into vehicles’ at Nanaimo mall
• Parksville officials warn of cougar in area after livestock killed
• NNN’s Last 10: Downtown Nanaimo’s transformation, and remaining sore spots
• Nanaimo RCMP investigating suspicious fire in Bowen Park
• Canoe races an important part of Snuneymuxw culture and heritage
• Former Nanaimo supportive housing tenant broke in twice, stole credit cards
• Duncan issues response following StatsCan’s crime severity index ranking
• Trio of Duncan firefighters deployed to Kamloops for wildfire response
• Temporary location set up for Port Alberni’s ServiceBC following fire
• Missing man last seen in Kelowna may be walking to Anahim Lake
• Crews coming from Yukon, Alberta, Mexico to help with B.C.’s wildfires
• Katzberg wins hammer throw, Canada claims six gymnastics medals at Commonwealth Games
• Asian shares slip and South Korea’s Kospi index sinks 11% on heavy selling of chipmaking stocks

In today's episode:

• ‘We had a lot of fun out there:’ third-generation Nanaimo tubber wins 2026 World Championship race
• Business Notes: Two more Nanaimo businesses offering U-Haul services
• Boundary change for selected RDN properties given provincial go-ahead
• Vancouver Island golfer Knight sets sights on reaching PGA Tour
• Royal Canadian Legion in Canada celebrates 100 years
• Qualicum Beach backs nature guide with $2,500 grant
• Adaptive baseball program celebrates successful season in Duncan
• Town of Lake Cowichan looks back at 2025, and ahead to the future
• 24/2026/R
• Massive wildfires near Clinton merge to create own weather system
• Man in his 60s dead in scuba diving incident off West Vancouver, B.C.: police
• QUIZ: A time for summer’s heat
• Wildfires in France drive 250,000 people from their homes and creep toward wine city of Bordeaux

In today's episode:

• ‘Speed is being looked at:’ driver killed in early morning downtown Parksville crash
• Nanaimo RCMP arrest man following Nanaimo North Town Centre incident
• RV technician, carpentry trades spots coming to VIU, B.C. gov’t announces
• Nanaimo hospital perinatal unit gets unexpected boost
• Time Capsule: How will Nanaimo change in the next 10 years?
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: From Wildfires to Viruses
• Alberni Valley wildland firefighters deploy to Merritt
• 24/2026/R
• 23/2026/COTW
• Regional District of Central Okanagan evacuation information
• Bonaparte (St’uxwtéws) First Nation evacuation information
• Kelly, Polk combine for 2 TDs as Argos dump B.C. Lions 26-12
• Wildfire forces another 55,000 people to evacuate in southwest France

In today's episode:

• City of Nanaimo Mayor Krog announces re-election campaign for third term
• New improvements unveiled for Loudon Park at Nanaimo's Long Lake
• Provincial funding helps expand VIU skilled-trades training
• ‘I’m playing great golf:’ Nanaimo golfer qualifies for U.S. Amateur Championships
• Nanaimo senior killed after being hit by SUV on Departure Bay Rd.
• The Globe Live Studio under new ownership, updates events policy
• Restoring the Anderton Riverbank, Courtenay presents three design options to the public
• Fire in Duncan that displaced 16 one of two suspicious blazes
• Toad migration well underway in rural Cowichan
• B.C. Nurses’ Union to end strike, accept mediators’ recommendations
• VIDEO: Sun, sweat and smiles fill the Kelowna 2026 B.C. Summer Games
• 2 Vancouver Canucks prospects named to Hockey Canada’s World Junior showcase
• Pompeii archaeologists reconstruct frescoed ceiling of a banquet hall, with more fragments to come

In today's episode:

• Man accused of sexually assaulting 17-year-old girl at Nanaimo Aquatic Centre
• TELUS Living Nanaimo opens in downtown Nanaimo
• NNN’s last 10: Nanaimo hospital on the road to recovery
• Residents nearing move-in day at new Nanaimo Centre of Hope
• Upper ridge leads to record-breaking high temperature in Nanaimo
• Heat wave breaks multiple temperature records through Nanaimo & Oceanside
• Dangerous logjam prompts safety warning on Cowichan River
• Paving planned for Boys Road Thursday and Friday, traffic delays expected
• Cobble Hill’s new community stage now complete
• Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine Evacuation Information
• City of Kimberley Evacuation Information
• Crime rate decreases for 2nd year in a row in Canada
• US strikes Iran and Bahrain warns of incoming fire as clashes over shipping routes escalate

In today's episode:

• ‘It’s about the basic services we rely on’ Leonard Krog seeking re-election in Nanaimo
• Nanaimo council wants more water & energy info before future data centre proposals
• Lantzville Dickinson Road improvements could cost upwards of $6 million
• Stage four water restrictions coming Friday for Nanaimo Regional District
• NNN’s Last 10: Population growth in Nanaimo carries pros and cons
• Public hearing coming for pair of four-storey Parksville apartments
• Firefighters respond to structure fire in Duncan
• Rollovers don’t stop Alberni Valley offroad racer from competing
• B.C. Wildfire Service, Cowichan agencies train for coordinated wildfire response
• Evacuation Order issued for South Chilcotin Mountains area
• Evacuation Alert issued for Bonanza Creek Fire Area
• RCMP Black Hawk helicopters were bid to placate Trump: report
• Comic-Con 2026: Marvel returns to Hall H and 'Spaceballs' sequel hype begins

In today's episode:

• Island Health warning of potential measles exposure in Nanaimo
• Nanaimo is looking for its next poet laureate
• Province approves SFN voting in City of Nanaimo elections
• Municipal boundary extension receives provincial approval
• Murder charge laid in connection to Nanaimo woman’s disappearance
• Nanaimo honours Japanese Canadian history with new legacy projects at parks
• Early-morning fire razes Service BC building in Port Alberni
• CVRD issues reminder to watch for migrating toadlets near Cowichan Valley Trail
• 24/2026/R
• Evacuation Alert for area south of Hells Gate
• Evacuation Order issued for Hells Gate
• Abbotsford entrepreneurs represent B.C. at G20 summit
• Trump approves nuclear agreement that may allow Saudi Arabia to enrich uranium, two AP sources say

In today's episode:

• NNN Last 10: Transportation expansions changing the way Nanaimo moves
• ‘I just want to shoot and go home:’ brazen Nanaimo drive-by shooting trial starts
• Nanaimo considers contributing $75,000 to affordable housing pilot project
• Loyal Nanaimo Bathtub Society puts out SOS for support boats
• Valued Whiskey Creek amenity reopens following devastating fire
• Strong Cowichan presence helps Crimson Tide claim B.C. regional rugby title
• Campbell River RCMP investigating early morning stabbing
• Province, BC Hydro to build 100 MW battery storage facility in Cowichan Valley
• Victoria Deaf community calls for new service hub after closure
• 16 foreign nationals arrested in Vancouver during World Cup
• VIDEO: ‘No nurse wants to be out here’: BCNU rallies outside Kelowna hospital
• Trump says 50% tariffs coming to some Canadian products
• Man stabs tourists near the Acropolis in Athens, Greece