100th anniversary gala comes to Lethbridge Legion in October
To mark the 100th anniversary of the Royal Canadian Legion General Stewart No. 4 branch in Lethbridge, a special gala will take place in October.
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To mark the 100th anniversary of the Royal Canadian Legion General Stewart No. 4 branch in Lethbridge, a special gala will take place in October.
A group of researchers have launched a new water measurement tool to help producers and irrigators in southern Alberta.
Chinook Regional Hospital is getting $320 million for its cardiac catheterization lab and intensive and cardiac care units.
A water quality advisory for Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park has been lifted.
The cause of a fire under the Whoop-Up Drive Bridge early Wednesday morning remain under investigation.
Nearly 18,000 students across Lethbridge headed back to the classroom on Tuesday, marking the official start of a new school year.
More teachers will be in the classroom as students in the Lethbridge head back to school this week.
Slowing down to 30 km/h in school zones starting Tuesday should be nothing new to drivers, Lethbridge police say.
Four youths have been charged following an altercation between two groups at Park Place Mall in Lethbridge on Friday.
The Lethbridge & District Humane Society’s “Paws in the Pool” event is returning this weekend to give dogs and their owners a chance to get a break from the heat while raising money for the organization.
Lethbridge barbeque lovers are in luck this weekend as Rib Fest has returned to town.
Lethbridge police are asking for the public’s help to identify the driver of a vehicle involved in a suspicious interaction with an 11-year-old girl.
A Lethbridge Polytechnic researcher has been named one of multiple Results-Driven Agriculture Research (R-DAR) chairs.
Alberta has officially launched Canada’s first watercraft dip tank to stop the spread of aquatic invasive species.
Lethbridge police cadets will be taking part in a low-light shooting exercise at the police range Friday until 11:30 p.m.
The University of Lethbridge is working with the Canadian Space Agency on a new project aimed at testing how biological materials could one day be used in space and in remote communities on Earth.