Yorkton

Saskatchewan RCMP say five people are facing more than 60 charges after a large-scale drug trafficking investigation in Yorkton and surrounding communities.

The Brayden Ottenbreit Close Cuts for Cancer Foundation is partnering with Tim Horton’s in Yorkton to raise funds for its cancer-related initiatives.

Prairies Economic Development Canada (PrairiesCan) is investing more than $8.2 million in Saskatchewan to boost Canada's defence capabilities.

A teenager is facing charges following a firearm incident at Norquay School on Wednesday.

A 40-year-old man from Kamsack who was missing for two months has been found dead.

Following the death of newly-wed Alyssa Thompson last December, the community of Churchbridge, Sask. is hoping to secure grant funding for safety upgrades for its railroad crossing.

More than 110 years after it perished on its maiden voyage that frigid April night, the memory of the RMS Titanic still lingers in the minds of many, especially for some in a certain Saskatchewan community.

Ten years after 16-year-old Mekayla Bali vanished from her hometown of Yorkton, Sask., her family continues to search for her.

A grandmother from Yorkton, Sask., is achieving social media success with her wholesome cooking videos.

Saskatchewan RCMP is continuing to ask the public for help, ten years after the disappearance of Mekayla Bali.

Faculty and staff at Saskatchewan Polytechnic are speaking out against a leadership crisis at the trade and technical school they say is dismantling the institution from the inside out.

After beating the Melville Millionaires for the second straight SJHL post‑season, the Yorkton Terriers are ready to face the Battlefords North Stars in the second series of the playoffs.

Yorkton’s Gallagher Centre has turned into a colorful extravaganza, from animal ears to tulle skirts, as the second annual Vibe Dance Competition returns to the city.

Saskatchewan RCMP’s Trafficking Response Team (STRT) seized an array of illicit narcotics in a recent operation in Yorkton.

The average value of Canadian farmland experienced a steady increase in 2025, with the Prairie provinces leading the way, according to a recent report from Farm Credit Canada (FCC).