Police have now identified remains of a woman found downtown last week... and have identified her deceased spouse as the suspect. We spoke with the interim executive director of Violence Prevention Avalon East, Olivia Lynch.

More than a dozen people from MUN Archaeology are in Little St. Lawrence uncovering what was once a centuries-old fishing post. Radio Canada's Patrick Butler spoke with teaching assistant Kassandra Drake.

If simply admiring art on a wall doesn't get you close enough... there's an exhibit for you. We drop by the St. John's Convention Centre and met up with the art historian behind the "Beyond Van Gogh" immersive exhibit in advance of the Friday opening. (Krissy Holmes with Fanny Curtat)

A perfect coupling of play and place: Wehear all about The River - a theatre production specifically chosen to suit the unique environment of the O'Brien Farm in St. John's. Two members of the three-person cast and the heritage officer at O'Brien Farm drop by the studio for a chat... and a performance. (Krissy Holmes with Patrick Foran, Michaela Sheldon and Mackenzie Collett)

The Bangladesh Cultural Community at Memorial University is holding a peaceful demonstration this afternoon. The spokesperson for the group drops by the On The Go studio to explain why they are calling on people to come out and support them... and their fellow students in Bangladesh. (Krissy Holmes with Touhidul Islam Ontu)

Labour Minister Seamus O’Regan, MP for St. John's South and a close friend of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, will be resigning from the federal cabinet. He drops by the On The Go studio with the latest on his political career and future. (Krissy Holmes with Seamus O'Regan)

We're in the prime wedding window in Newfoundland and Labrador... and we're asking how you know you're at an NL wedding. To get us rolling we chat with a wedding planner... and hear a few stories from people in the newsroom. (Krissy Holmes with Andrea Hounsell, CBC colleagues)

Torngat Mountains MHA Lela Evans has left the provincial NDP to rejoin the PC caucus. (Krissy Holmes with Lela Evans)

One Labrador City resident hatched a plan to evacuate the town that included the family's 20 young chickens. (Krissy Holmes with Merv McDonald)

A young musician from Clarenville joins us in the studio to sing for us today. With only two years of playing under his belt, Tyler Humby placed second in Equinor's Newfound Talent Contest. We hear why judges - and audiences - are impressed by Tyler's talent. (Krissy Holmes with Tyler Humby)