Lethbridge

Led by Leo Braillard’s first WHL hat trick, the Lethbridge Hurricanes defeated the Red Deer Rebels 4-1 Friday night.

Lethbridge police are advising the public of a vehicle convoy that will be passing through the city between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. Saturday along Highway 3, 43 Street South and Highway 4.

The Lethbridge Hurricanes are one of the hottest teams in the WHL right now.

Lethbridge police are continuing to investigate two separate but very similar sexual assault cases that began with the victims being offered a ride.

The City of Lethbridge is asking for residents’ feedback to help craft and create a new land use bylaw.

The Lethbridge Public Library is looking to expand its services to the wider community with the help of a new pop-up library pilot project.

Lethbridge police are seeking public assistance to identify a suspect in a sexual assault of a 14-year-old boy.

A Calgary man and a Lethbridge woman have been charged in connection with a drug trafficking investigation undertaken by the Lethbridge police.

Pushback continues to mount over possible coal mining on the eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains, with the latest being a letter penned to the provincial government over the impact coal mining could have on the agriculture industry.

The Hurricanes returned to the VisitLethbridge.com Arena for the first time in almost two weeks Wednesday night, but the result was the same as it was every night of their five-game road trip: a victory.

Lethbridge says it’s seen a huge increase in the number of homeless encampments in the city, the largest monthly jump since officials established a plan to address the issue in 2023.

Alberta NDP Leader Naheed Nenshi has been acclaimed as the party’s candidate in Edmonton-Strathcona.

A GoFundMe in support of three children who were struck by a vehicle while crossing the street Monday morning has now raised over $85,000 in a little over two days. The collision took place in L

The Fort Macleod emergency department is temporarily closed due to a lack of clinical personnel shortage.

Environmental groups are raising alarm bells over a change in Alberta’s coal mining policy. Meanwhile, the government says there’s no cause for concern.