Cue the laughter and the fun....Newfoundland and Labrador's FIRST Sketch Comedy Festival opens tonight in St. John's

The demise of the Growlers hits especially hard for the team's most dedicated fans. But how many of those dedicated fans are there? We'll check in with one season ticket holder about the future of St. John's as a hockey market.

With the end of the Growlers, the city loses its anchor tenant at Mary Brown's Centre. What does this latest twist mean for the longest running drama on New Gower Street? We'll ask the manager of SJSE.

Growing opportunities to plant a garden behind bars. Tonight the Nfld Horticultural Society presents two volunteers involved in the Phoenix Project at H-M-P.

A big international singing star is on his way to St. John's for the Harbour Voices Festival this summer. Jacob Collier will be headlining the Gala Concert at the Mary Brown's Centre in July.

Friends and supporters of the late Nariman Alghafour gather on the steps of the Supreme Court in St. John's to pay tribute.

We get some big news about this year's Newfoundland and Labrador Folk Festival from the executive director of the NL Folk Arts Society. (Jamie Fitzpatrick with Julie Vogt)

She helped define the heart and soul of the St. John's Filipino community for over four decades. We pay tribute to Ruth Alivio, who passed away last week. Her husband and a close family friend drop by to talk about her life. (Jamie Fitzpatrick with Don Alivio and Eric Elli)

A man who was born in Come By Chance in the early 1960's is renewing his request for an apology from our government for what happened to him at Walwyn Hospital. (Jamie Fitzpatrick with Clarence Hynes)

There's an island out around Burgeo called Eclipse Island.... and it is in the path of totality for the upcoming eclipse. Eclipse island will go dark on April 8th, so the town of Burgeo has special plans. We hear all about them from the former mayor and the community project facilitator for the town. (Jamie Fitzpatrick with Barb Barter and Melissa Mills)