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Lethbridge charity not collecting mail-in donations amid Canada Post overtime ban

A Lethbridge charity is changing the way it collects donations as the union representing about 55,000 Canada Post employees calls for a countrywide halt to overtime work.

Big Truck Petting Zoo rolls into Lethbridge Library Saturday

The City of Lethbridge is showcasing its big wheels Saturday when the Big Truck Petting Zoo rolls into the parking lot of the Crossing Branch library.

Lethbridge shelter expansion adds 80 new beds

After a three-month delay, the newest addition to the Lethbridge Wellness Shelter and Stabilization Unit is ready to start intake.

School safety patrollers rewarded with science-themed activities at University of Lethbridge

Safety patrollers from across southern Alberta were treated to a science-filled exploration day at the University of Lethbridge for all their hard work and dedication this school year.

Temporary curbs, speed feedback signs set up around Lethbridge

Lethbridge motorists may have noticed more traffic features on their drives. It's part of the city's new campaign to curb speeding.

Lethbridge saves on windrow assistance program with plowing to right

The City of Lethbridge wants to see its windrow assistance program continue into the next winter season with plowing to the right.

Bandits batten down the hatches, defeating Chilliwack to tie up BCHL Final

The Bandits are returning to Brooks all tied up in their BCHL championship showdown against the Chilliwack Chiefs at two games apiece.

Coutts border blockade protesters serving time for mischief, weapons possession denied parole

Two men serving time behind bars for their roles in the Coutts, Alta., border blockade of 2022 have been denied both full parole and day parole.

Tourism Lethbridge holds event for frontline tourism staff for second year

Tourism Lethbridge took the day to celebrate the frontline workers that serve the city’s tourism industry.

Alberta reports 19 new cases of measles, surpassing 500 infections

Alberta has seen more than 500 cases of measles since early March, as 19 more cases of the highly contagious disease have been confirmed.

Three charged in robbery, assault and confinement of 21-year-old man

Lethbridge police say two men and one male youth have been charged in an attack on a 21-year-old man that officials say was linked to a property dispute.

More measles reported in Alberta south zone Friday

There was another big spike in measles cases heading into the long weekend.

Medicine Hat Tigers win Western Hockey League championship

Hunter St. Martin scored a goal and an assist as the Medicine Hat Tigers doubled the Spokane Chiefs 4-2 on Friday to win the Western Hockey League championship.

University of Lethbridge highlights the high-tech to mark National Nursing Week

It's National Nursing Week in Canada. To mark the occasion, the University of Lethbridge is showcasing the high-tech equipment its nursing students learn with.

Those looking to enjoy the river valley this long weekend can do so with fire

The City of Lethbridge has lifted the river valley fire ban ahead of the long weekend.