The fire's out in Lethbridge... but residents are still heated. We reach the chair of the Lethbridge Local Service District to hear how a giant pile of bark at Sexton Lumber has sparked safety concerns. (Krissy Holmes with Roy Holloway)

It's an ever-changing and ever-escalating situation as international groups attempt to bring air to Gaza. We connect with a Newfoundlander on the ground in Tunisia, North Africa to talk about the importance of observing and documenting this conflict. (Krissy Holmes with legal professor Heidi Matthews)

She saved hundreds of animals from the North Shore... and she's still working to save others - including Sizzle the sheep. We hear about the lengths the owner operator of Newlife Animal Rescue in Carbonear went through to help animals caught in the Kingston wildfires. (Krissy Holmes with Julia Parsons)

September is here... but some students at an elementary school in Stephenville are being told to to stay home. We hear from some frustrated parents who say students with special needs are already facing setbacks. (The CBC's Amy Feehan with Debbie O'Neill and Rosemary Bennett; Krissy Holmes with Wally Childs, whose grandchild with special needs attends the school)

Florida is dropping school vaccine mandates in a move experts call reckless and dangerous. Our weekly health contributor examines how that’s expected to put travellers and vulnerable Canadians at risk. (Krissy Holmes with Dr. Iris Gorfinkel)

With record-breaking temperatures and not much rain, it's been a tough growing season for farmers. We speak with one farmer in Notre Dame Bay about how he's making the adjustment to a new kind of summer. (Krissy Holmes with Philip Thornley of Campbellton Berry Farm)

The Kingston wildfire turned Cabot Academy in Western Bay into rubble. That meant the K-6 students who used to go there had to go to other schools this week.. We find out where the former Cabot Academy principal landed... and what she's doing to keep her Cabot community together. (Krissy Holmes with Jackie King)

You've likely heard the story of the rotten fridges waiting for wildfire evacuees who returned to their homes. Today we reached out to Cohens in Carbonear to hear about the run on fridges. (Krissy Holmes with Roxanne Russell)