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Whoop-Up Drive/Scenic Drive interchange project aims to improve afternoon commute

A significant road work project to improve safety and provide a smoother commute along Scenic Drive South is continuing in Lethbridge.

WestJet flies final flight to Lethbridge, Medicine Hat

Wednesday was the final WestJet flight between Calgary and Lethbridge.

Suspected Montreal shooter described as introvert who ‘avoided people’ by Lethbridge, Alta., neighbour

The 25-year-old Lethbridge, Alta., man allegedly responsible for the shooting in Montreal that left three people dead is being described by neighbours as someone who rarely interacted with others.

Lethbridge, Alta., police aid in Montreal shooting, but won’t confirm home search is connected

Police in Lethbridge, Alta., say they are assisting the Bureau des enquêtes indépendantes in connection with an investigation into a shooting that left three people dead in Montreal.

Spring rain, warm temperatures creating ideal conditions for mosquitoes in Lethbridge

There’s a new buzz in Lethbridge as mosquitos begin to emerge for the summer season.

Coaldale cuts the ribbon on new water reservoir

A ribbon cutting ceremony was held today for the completion of a new potable water reservoir in Coaldale.

Lethbridge Polytechnic student wins silver at Skills Canada competition

A post-secondary student from Lethbridge Polytechnic has been recognized with a silver medal at a recent national skills competition.

Calgary man facing 5 attempted murder charges found fit to stand trial

A Calgary man facing five counts of attempted murder has been determined to be fit to stand trial.

Vulcan County hobby farmer crocheting sweaters for her dairy cow

A hobby farmer from Vulcan County, Alta., has taken her crocheting skills to the next level.

Lost Lethbridge-area dog found shot with ‘hundreds of BB pellets’

A Lethbridge, Alta.-area dog is said to be safe and receiving care after time spent missing that saw the animal shot with 'hundreds of BB pellets.'

Blood Tribe man charged in assault investigation; gun, bullets seized

The Blood Tribe Police Service says a gun and ammunition were seized from a home on the reserve this week while investigating an assault.

Corb Lund ‘deeply disappointed and shocked’ by Premier Smith’s answer on anti-coal petition

The leader of Alberta’s coal petition insists his question could be on the October referendum ballot if Premier Danielle Smith wanted it to be.

Lethbridge Family Services offer information day to ease transition for temporary foreign workers

Lethbridge Family Services is trying to make it easier for temporary foreign workers to navigate the immigration system.

Court injunction to keep supervised consumption sites open dismissed

Supervised consumption sites in Lethbridge and Calgary are expected to close in the coming weeks.

Not enough time to put Water Not Coal question on referendum ballot: Smith

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced that a coal mining question will not be added to the October referendum.