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Warriors fall to Smoke Eaters, Silverbacks edged by Wild.

All areas that were on an evacuation alert from the Trepanier fire are now under an evacuation order, according to the Regional District.

<p> <span>The B.C. Forest Service placed its first campfire ban of the season on Friday for the Lillooet and Merritt fire zones.</span> </p> <p><font face="Arial" color="black" size="2"><span></span></font> </p>

Over $1.9 million in provincial emergency preparedness funding will be distributed to communities across the province including in the Okanagan.

Salmon Arm continued its impressive season start with a narrow win over Chilliwack.

While firefighters arrived on the scene quickly, it has very little equipment and there was little they could do to fight the flames.

Jake Poole scored twice for Kelowna in the first of back-to-back games between the Rockets and Royals.

Jake Lee netted the game-winning goal, late in the third period, as Kelowna defeated the Royals 4-3 for the second time in as many nights.

Find out who is running for mayor in your Okanagan-area municipality. Election day is Oct. 20.

Global News is releasing the first wave on municipal profiles to better prepare voters for their decisions on October 20.

The Mount Eneas wildfire is the largest burning in the province. It is now 1,000 hectares and burning just south of Peachland.

A round-up of scores involving Okanagan and area teams from Saturday night.

Police said Thursday that it was Donald (Donnie) Lyons, 51, who was found dead  at around 2:30 p.m. on June 15.

Silverbacks fend off Vipers; Grizzlies blank Storm.

The burn operations to merge the raging Mount Eneas and Munro Lake wildfires was successful, according to the BC Wildfire Service.

Summerland's mayor is invoking special powers under the community charter to bring the proposed composting facility back before council.

A group of 48 Australian firefighters left Sydney for Canada on Wednesday to battle the wildfires in British Columbia.

"Quick and flashy." That's how the Forest Service describes a fast moving wildfire late Sunday afternoon near Princeton...

Fifteen temperature records were shattered across British Columbia on Sunday.

'We are anticipating that we may have to serve 150 households.'