Whoop-Up Days just around the corner with organizers expecting huge crowds
Whoop-Up Days is just around the corner and organizers are gearing up for what they anticipate will be another exciting year.
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Whoop-Up Days is just around the corner and organizers are gearing up for what they anticipate will be another exciting year.
Tanner Svenson says winning gold in bocce at the Special Olympics Canada Summer Games has capped off a life-changing week in southeast Alberta.
Following Tuesday’s hail storm, the Town of Claresholm is reminding residents to be cautious about who they hire for repair work.
The province is warning about more grizzly activity, this time in the southeast region of Alberta.
A southern Alberta police service is engaging in a pilot project where drones will be remotely piloted by trained officers during various calls for service.
It’s been a tale of two growing seasons in southern Alberta.
Lethbridge police are looking for additional witnesses to help solve a shooting.
An Alberta based non-profit is unveiling a new logo inspired by Blackfoot culture as part of a larger rebrand.
A health advisory is in effect for Milk River Ridge reservoir after a blue-green algae bloom was found in the water.
The Agriculture Financial Services Corporation (AFSC) says it is seeing a significant increase in hail-related crop damage claims following severe weather in July.
Defence Research and Development Canada says a controlled explosion is planned at the Suffield Experimental Proving Ground sometime between Wednesday and Thursday.
A new public art program is turning commercial security roll shutters into temporary artworks throughout Lethbridge.
Since April, residents of St. Therese Villa have been able to use the VirCube Flexi VR system.
The Chinook Regional Hospital Foundation in Lethbridge is celebrating a major gift from a local company in support of the Bringing Hearts Home campaign.
A major road work project to provide a smoother, safer commute along Scenic Drive South is continuing to progress in Lethbridge.
Canada’s national unemployment rate has hit its lowest mark in two years Friday, and remains relatively stable in southern Alberta after some tumultuous times.