Lethbridge

With Street Machine Weekend set to kick off on Friday, the Lethbridge Police Service is asking vehicle enthusiasts to celebrate the occasion safely.

The number of people travelling by air to and from Lethbridge continues to be down compared to numbers before the COVID-19 pandemic.

About three weeks ago much of southern Alberta was hit with one of its biggest rainfalls in years, with some areas of southwestern Alberta receiving as much as five inches of rain. All that moisture has many feeling optimistic.

It’s a step closer in the process to get body-worn cameras purchased and implemented for police officers in Lethbridge.

Gavin McKenna is taking his talents south of the border for his draft-eligible season.

A Lethbridge man who experienced a cardiac arrest five years ago is turning the life-changing event into a fundraiser for the Chinook Regional Hospital Foundation.

Lethbridge police say one person was killed in a crash between a pickup truck and a motorcycle on Tuesday evening.

Gavin McKenna, the 17-year-old hockey superstar of the Medicine Hat Tigers, has committed to Penn State for next season.

The University of Lethbridge had been quiet since the winter semester ended. But that changed last week with the start of its annual summer day camps.

A Medicine Hat police officer will be charged with obstructing justice.

The Fort Macleod emergency department will see temporary closures this weekend.

The number of overdose deaths in Lethbridge appears to be declining. The city also no longer leads the province in highest overdose deaths per capita.

As many hit the road for summer vacations, the Alberta Motor Association (AMA) is reminding drivers to be prepared.

The Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) and the Waldron Grazing Co-operative have partnered to conserve the Bob Creek Ranch along Highway 22 west of Claresholm.