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Investigation underway into suspicious death on Samson Cree Nation

Investigation is underway into a suspicious death that took place early Saturday morning at a home on the Samson Cree Nation.

Local garden that partners with addictions recovery programs looking to grow

A volunteer-run garden that feeds Edmontonians in need also supports the growth of its tenders – and now it’s looking for support of its own.

Long-running table tennis championship returns to Edmonton 

What organizers consider to be one of Alberta’s longest-running tournaments was served once more in the capital city on Saturday. 

Suspects in northern Alberta crash believed to have fled area: RCMP

Mounties in Clairmont, Alta., believe two people driving a stolen car involved in a highway crash were picked up after fleeing the scene on foot. 

1 killed in northern Alberta hit-and-run

Wabasca RCMP are asking for public assistance to help identify a suspect vehicle in a fatal hit and run.

Steamy summer drives a shroom boom, offering sights and tastes for local fungi lovers

Mushrooms are popping up all over the place in the Edmonton area after months of wet warm weather. Whether you like to look or you like to cook, the explosion of life has plenty for fungi fans to enjoy.

Water advisory lifted for Jubilee Park Beach on Wizard Lake

Alberta Health Services has lifted the water advisory it placed on a Wizard Lake beach last week.

Classroom complexity team staffing below target as Alberta students return to school

Some Edmonton parents of students who need extra support in class are still wondering whether the province will follow through on its promise to provide complexity teams as students returned to school this week.

Work starts on student housing project in historic Massey Ferguson building in downtown Edmonton

A ground-breaking ceremony was held on Friday morning for a new student housing project in Edmonton’s downtown core.

Federal Tories launch 'Conservatives for Canada' campaign ahead of Alberta referendum

The federal Conservatives are launching a campaign to encourage Albertans to vote to remain in Canada in the upcoming referendum.

Leduc RCMP officer given conditional discharge, 18 months probation for assault

A Leduc RCMP officer who pleaded guilty to assault earlier this year has been sentenced.

Province launches online portal for businesses hit by impending tariffs

The Government of Alberta’s online portal for supporting businesses impacted by incoming U.S. tariffs officially launched Friday.

Alberta preserve perfect for stargazing celebrates 19 years of watching space wonders

Just east of Edmonton lies a lookout where the stars shine a little brighter. On Sunday, everyone is invited to celebrate it.

2nd-degree murder conviction handed down in death east of Edmonton

An Edmonton woman has been found guilty of second-degree murder in the death of an Edmonton man two and a half years ago.

Elks hold healthy upper hand in standings over Stamps heading into Labour Day Classic

Another September, another Labour Day home-and-home series between the Edmonton Elks and Calgary Stampeders. Except for the first time in more than two decades, it’s the Elks entering as the clear heavyweights.