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Bill Peters not returning as Lethbridge Hurricanes head coach

Bill Peters will not be returning as the head coach of the Lethbridge Hurricanes. The team announced Thursday that Peters chose not to renew his contract for the 2025-26 season and will be seeking new opportunities.

Lethbridge’s outdoor patios, parklets and street vending program has started up

Restaurants and cafés in downtown Lethbridge are starting to open their outdoor seating.

New study focuses on creating safer roads for pedestrians, motorists in Lethbridge

The City of Lethbridge has embarked on a new road safety project focused on decreasing vehicle-related fatalities, injuries and collisions.

Gardening season in bloom in southern Alberta

Green thumbs will be out in force this week, as the May long weekend marks the unofficial start of gardening season in southern Alberta.

2 men face multiple charges in relation to break-ins at southern Alta. small businesses

A Blood Tribe man and a Calgary man face multiple charges in relation to a series of break-ins at cannabis dispensaries, liquor stores, convenience stores and other businesses and homes in Banff and Chestermere.

Tigers snarl in Spokane as Medicine Hat locks down Chiefs in 6-0 victory

No Gavin McKenna? No problem.

Lethbridge man charged with sexual assault of 14-year-old girl

A Lethbridge man is facing charges after he allegedly picked up a teenage girl in the downtown core before sexually assaulting her.

Former Lethbridge Hurricanes defenceman commits to NCAA school Quinnipiac

A former Hurricane has found a new place to play.

Confidential reports and documents highlighting LDE financial fallout released

The Lethbridge and District Exhibition’s (LDE) $70.6 million Agri-food Hub and Trade Centre was never designed to hold livestock – at least in phase one of the project – according to newly released confidential reports held by the City of Lethbridge.

Same-sex couple’s discrimination case to go before Alberta human rights tribunal

A same-sex couple says it has been a long and stressful four years, but they’re hopeful as their discrimination case is set to go before an Alberta human rights tribunal.

Allergy season in full swing in Lethbridge

A cooler start to spring delayed many plants and trees from fully blooming. But with warmer temperatures, plants are in bloom and pollen is in the air.

Lethbridge police say they seized 4,000 fentanyl doses following arrest of sleeping suspect

Police out of Lethbridge say catching a napping break-and-enter suspect led to several thousand fentanyl doses being taken out of circulation.

Inclusion Lethbridge to honour Nicholas Sheran Elementary School with award

Nicholas Sheran Elementary School will be given the Betty Grigg Inclusive Education Award by Inclusion Lethbridge for its efforts to display outstanding inclusive practices in dealing with staff, students, families and the community.

Lethbridge police seek suspect in sexual assault investigation

Lethbridge police are looking for help to track down a man wanted in connection with a recent sexual assault.

Lethbridge pedestrian ramp repairs to disrupt traffic on University Drive West

The City of Lethbridge will be doing repairs to a pedestrian ramp on University Drive West starting Monday that will impact motorists and pedestrians.