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Lethbridge senior charged with sexual assault of youth at swimming pool

A Lethbridge senior has been charged in connection with the sexual assault of a young boy at a public swimming pool.

Former Alberta energy minister to testify in coal lawsuit

Alberta's former energy minister is being ordered to testify in an upcoming $15-billion coal lawsuit.

Southern Alberta’s tourism industry expected to benefit as uncertainty in U.S. grows

Looming tariff threats, a weak Canadian dollar and a push to buy Canadian are expected to be the driving force behind a rise in those wanting to vacation locally.

Short-handed Hurricanes drop Family Day matinee to Tigers, 5-1

The Lethbridge Hurricanes were missing a few regulars Monday and were no match for the Tigers, dropping a 5-1 game in Medicine Hat.

‘Quality time together’: Thousands take in Family Day activities in Lethbridge

The University of Lethbridge's Play Day has become a tradition for many on this annual Family Day holiday.

Lethbridge and District Exhibition deficit lower than predicted

The Lethbridge and District Exhibition financial deficit was lower than anticipated at the end of its fiscal year.

Hurricanes fall short in Edmonton, drop 4-3 decision

The Lethbridge Hurricanes fell short Saturday night in Edmonton, dropping a 4-3 decision to the Oil Kings at Rogers Place.

Lethbridge police locate missing 12-year-old

Lethbridge police are seeking public assistance to help locate a 12-year-old girl who has been missing since Friday.

Hurricanes rally late, then win it 6-5 in overtime against Pats

The Lethbridge Hurricanes fell behind early, but hung tough before coming back to defeat the Regina Pats 6-5 Friday night in overtime.

Lethbridge residents march for missing and murdered women, girls, two-spirit peoples

Dressed in red and carrying posters, about two dozen people made their way through downtown Lethbridge on Friday to honour missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls and two-spirit peoples (MMIWG2S).

Lethbridge Polytechnic students study how different generations perceive police officers

Bachelor of Criminal Justice students at Lethbridge Polytechnic are learning about more than just policing.

Lethbridge hit-and-run injures boy, driver sought by police

Lethbridge police are urging witnesses to come forward as they investigate a hit-and-run that injured a young boy.

Lethbridge police chief pushes back against report depicting city as having one of Canada’s highest property crime rates

Lethbridge’s police chief says a new report issued by the Fraser Institute depicting the city as one of the top Canadian urban areas with the highest property crime rate is inaccurate and misleading.

Recent snowfall a good sign for southern Alberta farmers

Lethbridge and much of southern Alberta didn’t see much snow or cold weather in December and parts of January.

Lethbridge Police Service celebrates growing downtown policing unit

The Lethbridge Police Service’s downtown policing unit (DPU) has more than doubled in size.