Rents dropping but students still struggling to get by
Rents continue to come down in Lethbridge and across Alberta, but many students are still struggling to afford housing and school.
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Study suggests coal pollution cannot be contained: NDP
A new study shows former coal mines are impacting the environment even decades after they shut down.
Driver charged in Whoop-Up Drive bridge incident; crews assessing damages
A charge has been laid after a semi-truck collided with the underside of the Whoop-Up Drive bridge on Wednesday morning.
Who will serve as honorary parade marshals at the 2025 Whoop-Up Days Parade
We now know who will serve as honorary parade marshals at the 2025 Whoop-Up Days Parade.
Semi-truck, scraper stuck under Whoop-Up Drive bridge, causing partial road closures
City of Lethbridge crews, contractors and engineers are continuing to inspect the bottom of the Whoop-Up Drive bridge after a semi-truck hauling a scraper hit it and became stuck Wednesday morning.
Waterton Lakes National Park hit capacity, diverted visitors over long weekend
Parks Canada is reminding visitors to Waterton Lakes National Park to plan ahead after the park reached capacity and had to divert traffic over the August long weekend.
Lethbridge Police Commission extends chief’s contract until 2029
Lethbridge’s police chief will stay on as the city’s top cop for another four years.
What’s open and what’s closed in Lethbridge on Heritage Day
There are several closures to be aware of in Lethbridge on Heritage Day.
Lethbridge set to celebrate diverse cultural traditions at Heritage Day festival
This year’s Heritage Day festival in Lethbridge is all set to take place Monday.
Wacey Rabbit named assistant coach for the Vancouver Giants
A member of the Blood Tribe is being named as the next assistant coach for the Vancouver Giants of the Western Hockey League.
Coutts border blockade protester to serve 2-year sentence at home
A Coutts border blockade protester will serve a two-year sentence at home after court proceedings wrapped up this week.
‘Tech is booming’: Canada’s first quantum computing hub boots up in southern Alberta
Businesses in southern Alberta are getting the chance to try out a publicly accessible supercomputer.
Alberta RCMP, Lethbridge police push message of safety on roads heading into long weekend
Alberta RCMP and Lethbridge police are reminding drivers to stay safe this long weekend by planning ahead and taking extra precautions on roadways.
Southern Albertans still figuring out the impact of latest tariff increase
Non-CUSMA-compliant goods now face a 35 per cent tariff to enter the United States.
Lethbridge-wide water drive continues, fire safety reminders issued as temperatures rise
As heat returns to the long-range forecast in Lethbridge, outreach organizations are preparing to help the vulnerable population stay cool, while fire officials monitor the increasing fire risk.