Lethbridge

'Flight Risk' tells the story of a Second World War veteran turning 100 who only wants to get out of his care facility.

Three hundred and ten advance voting stations across Alberta opened Tuesday at 9 a.m.

A Lethbridge woman is celebrating after winning $196,914 playing Poker Lotto and All In.

As of Nov. 1, the hours of Alberta’s four ports of entry will be changing to coincide with American border facilities.

It was another day with police presence at a number of Lethbridge schools after the LPS received multiple reports of a threatening message sent to students through social media.

Members from the Medicine Hat Police Service’s downtown patrol unit were on hand to receive an Alberta Community Justice Award in the category of 'responding to and preventing crime and violence.'

A lockdown at Lethbridge Collegiate Institute, Victoria Park and other schools on the southside was lifted early Thursday afternoon.

Housing costs have started coming down in Lethbridge, following trends seen in many major Canadian cities.

Farming Smarter is wrapping up harvest for its research potatoes, and next, those potatoes are being donated for a good cause.

A Lethbridge youth has been charged in connection with possession of a weapon in connection with lockdowns at four southside schools.

Former Mount Royal University professor Frances Widdowson has filed legal action against the University of Lethbridge.

Lethbridge city council, acting as the Community Issues Committee, heard a proposal Tuesday to expand the city’s water and wastewater capacity.

As the summer season winds down for businesses in Waterton Lakes National Park, 2026 was another busy year for the southern Alberta tourist destination.

The Lethbridge Police Service has opened its yearly intake for volunteer crisis support workers.

Monday marked World Teachers’ Day, an annual day to honour educators globally and recognize the contributions they make to furthering education and enhancing society.