With many questions and uncertainty about the future of The Telegram, we take a look at the future of local news and journalism in the province. (Krissy Holmes with reporter Ashley Fitzpatrick of Atlantic Business Magazine and former CBC producer/reporter Doug Letto)

There's a new healthcare choice for pregnant women and new moms in Conception Bay North. We speak with a registered midwife who's also the midwifery implementation coordinator for the Eastern-Rural Zone of NL Health Services. (Krissy Holmes with Sarah Donnelly Harnum)

There's a big opportunity for endurance athletes coming up later this month in the town of Clarke's Beach... and winners could be heading to an international competition in Australia. We get details of the Clarke's Beach Sprint Triathlon from the executive director of Triathlon NL. (Krissy Holmes with Steve Delaney)

A look at new federal guidelines on the number of vaccine doses needed to prevent the transmission of the human papilloma virus. HPV is a cancer-causing virus... and is commonly transmitted through sexual contact. On The Go's health columnist explains how the vaccine makes a difference. (Krissy Holmes with Dr. Iris Gorfinkel)

A newspaper legacy is on the chopping block as the print edition of The Telegram may be gone. We get more on the effect of the Saltwire takeover by Postmedia when we talk to the union local president. (Krissy Holmes with Keith Gosse)

Get ready for the greatest night sky show of the year. On the Go's astronomy star "Intergalactic Garry" shoots into our sonic space to explain the science behind this annual wonder. (Krissy Holmes with Garry Dymond)

The upcoming Canada Games right here in St. John's is one year from now. It's a major sporting event kicking off one year from today, and it's where we'll likely meet the next generation of Canadian Olympic athletes

What was it like to be at the Royal St. John's Regatta 75 years ago? One city resident says for him it was the best day ever.... and also the hardest working day of his life. (Krissy Holmes with Harold Crane)

It looks like "The Telegram" newspaper will be no more... and that could threaten the future of other local papers. We reach the editor and publisher of "The Shoreline" to talk about the situation. (Krissy Holmes with Craig Westcott)

We all scream for ice cream... but who's got the best on the island? We hear from the brains behind the Facebook page "Frozen Treats of NL." (Krissy Holmes with Gurd and Patrick Purcell)