Rain, rain and more rain. The dirt road to Croque on the northern peninsula is flooding. One resident say it's an ongoing chronic problem. We'll hear from her in our first half hour.

Innu story-teller Annie Picard launches a beautifully illustrated children's book that tells the ancient Innu story about the creation of the world.

There's the hype and then there's the reality. One critic of the World Energy GH2 project says the organization is looking for an emergency parachute now that the European market for green ammonia isn't taking shape. But either way he says the project is bad for the area.

While World Energy GH2 waits for the green hydrogen market to come online it says it's exploring other options. We find out what Plan 'b' options Stephenville Mayor Tom Rose is hearing about.

Europe isn't ready for their green energy... and now World Energy GH2 says it's exploring other market opportunities closer to home. We speak with the Canada research chair in Assessment of Energy Systems about the hydrogen market reality the company is reacting to. (Krissy Holmes with Amit Kumar)

One small rural company is on tenterhooks... as it relies on Canada Post to get their products to customers. Now, the packages are piling up with only limited - and pricey - options to get them shipped out. We check in with the co-owner of 7 Fathoms - a skin care products company in Grates Cove. (Krissy Holmes with Courtney Howell)

An alert has been issued to exercise caution when navigating the Manuels River trail system due to high river levels, localized flooding and washouts. We reached the education supervisor at the Manuels River Interpretation Centre for an update. (Krissy Holmes with Justin Smith)

The RCMP are rolling out police body cameras... with officers in two Newfoundland communities already wearing them - and many more to follow. We get one local public safety expert's thoughts on the police and the use of body cams... and where else they might show up. (Krissy Holmes with MUN professor Rose Ricciardelli)