Lethbridge students’ groups among those asking province to boost post-secondary funding
Two Lethbridge student group are among those who have signed an open letter asking the provincial government for more funding for post-secondary institutions.
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Hurricanes finally lose a road game, dropping 3-2 decision to Hitmen at Saddledome
The Lethbridge Hurricanes recent reign as the road warriors of the Western Hockey League ended Tuesday night in Calgary, when the Hitmen won 3-2 in overtime.
Canadian farmers can now access mental health supports by calling a new crisis line
The Canadian Centre for Agricultural Wellbeing has launched a new crisis line for farmers across the country.
Crowsnest Pass residents voice frustration over land rezoning at public hearing
Dozens of residents filled council chambers and the hallway outside for a public hearing on Tuesday. Most were there to speak out against the rezoning of lands near residential areas.
Hurricanes win ninth straight game, defeating Red Deer 4-0
The Lethbridge Hurricanes feel just as comfortable on the road as they do at home, judging by their 4-0 victory over the Red Deer Rebels Saturday night.
Man charged in Lethbridge’s largest drug bust sentenced to 12 years
The man charged in connection to the city’s largest drug bust has been sentenced to prison.
Lethbridge homeless supports seeing increased demand due to the cold
Lethbridge has seen temperatures dip below -20 C for much of the last week, creating challenging conditions for those experiencing homelessness.
Lethbridge fire crews battle 2 early-morning garage fires on southside
It was a busy morning for firefighters who responded to two separate fires on Lethbridge’s south side.
Lethbridge launches new strategic plan for Henderson Lake
The City of Lethbridge has launched a new strategic plan for Henderson Lake Park and are asking residents to provide a little feedback.
Lethbridge looking for a few Mighty Neighbours
The City of Lethbridge is kicking off its winter edition of the Mighty Neighbours program.
‘Essential for the community’: City of Fernie, residents working to reopen outdoor rink
After miscommunication between the municipality and residents about an outdoor skating rink, the City of Fernie says it's working to find a new group to take over operation and liability to get it back up and running.
Lethbridge mother charged in connection with teen son’s death
A Lethbridge mother has been charged with criminal negligence in connection with the death of her teenage son.
Blood Tribe says its members oppose new coal developments
Another First Nations group has come out against new coal mining projects in Alberta.
Avalanche risk for Waterton Lakes increases
While avalanche conditions in the East Kootenay region remain considerable, the risk of a snowslide in Waterton Lakes National Park is also increasing.
Cold weather in southern Alberta creating home heating problems
The current cold snap in southern Alberta has home heating systems working harder than they have all winter, causing some furnaces to break down.
‘Very sad and tragic case’: Judge acquits Lethbridge, Alta., woman in 2023 fatal crash
A Lethbridge woman who was accused of two counts of dangerous driving in a 2023 crash that killed a 66-year-old man and seriously injured his wife has been acquitted, a court decision said.