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Lethbridge police are reminding motorcyclists and all drivers that there is a zero-tolerance approach to high-risk and nuisance-based driving behaviours after a motorcyclist was recently ticketed for driving more than 90 km/h over the posted speed limit.
Alberta Sheriffs have closed a problem property in Lethbridge they say was linked to “persistent drug activity.”
The man who spearheaded a petition to stop coal mining in the Alberta Rockies says he’s meeting with lawyers after the province decided not to send it to a referendum.
A new era of health-care education in southern Alberta started Monday.
The federal government is providing more than $7 million towards the construction and repairs of affordable homes for seniors in Lethbridge.
The federal government has announced funding to support southern Alberta companies as they continue to adapting to tariffs and shifting global trade conditions.
An investigation by the Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) into an incident where a woman died while in police custody found that the police were not at fault for her death.
Lethbridge police are asking for public assistance to locate a suspect wanted on an outstanding warrant in connection with the death of a 62-year-old man in 2023.
The City of Medicine Hat says an independent review is underway following an incident at Echo Dale Regional Park that left a child dead.
A Lethbridge man had his motorcycle seized by police and faces significant fines after he was caught driving at 150 km/h in the city last month.
Albertans who qualify can apply for the province’s $100 energy rebate starting Wednesday.
Organizers of Canada Day celebrations in Lethbridge say the wet weather is causing minor changes to the city’s Canada Day celebrations. Here’s a look at how plans have changed.
Southern Alberta has seen its far share of rain this summer.
Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services recently upgraded its Public Safety Communications Centre (PSCC) to a more advanced, state-of-the-art network.
While it’s only the end of June, seven organizations in the city are already preparing for the Christmas season.
Three southern Alberta residents face charges in connection with theft, mischief and fleeing from the police.
