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• Defence lawyer concerned over attention on high-profile murder case involving 9-month-old baby

  A defense lawyer is voicing concern over extra attention ahead of a charity motorcycle ride in southern Alberta. Tonii Roulston represents Tyler Hogan, the man charged with second degree murder of a 9-month-old baby boy.

  Crime

  Apr 21, 2017
• Parks Canada plans prescribed fire in Waterton Lakes National Park

  Parks Canada says it plans to light 2,200 hectares in a prescribed fire in Waterton, Alta., on Thursday.

  Canada

  Apr 19, 2017
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• Lawyer fired by accused in attempted murder and sex assault of Lethbridge woman

  The man accused in the vicious attack of a Lethbridge woman was back in court Thursday, but requested an adjournment after dismissing his lawyer.

  Crime

  Apr 6, 2017
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• 100 dogs removed from Lethbridge home

  Veterinarians are assessing the condition of about 100 dogs taken out of a Lethbridge house.

  Mar 24, 2017
• Alberta woman searches for mystery man who saved her dog from frigid waters

  An Alberta woman is searching for the man who rescued her dog, after he fell through the ice of the Oldman River.

  Canada

  Mar 21, 2017
• One person dead after head-on collision east of Granum, police urge public to avoid area

  RCMP say one person is dead after a head on collision on Highway 519, about 15 kilometres east of Granum.

  Traffic

  Mar 16, 2017
• Lethbridge police charge 3 people in $475K drug bust at west side home

  “This quantity of drugs, that amount of cash, that’s a win for the organization."

  Crime

  Mar 16, 2017
• Police investigation shuts down Lethbridge drug house

  Lethbridge police have laid charges following an investigation into drug-trafficking activity at a northside home.

  Crime

  Mar 10, 2017
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• Man charged in Pincher Creek standoff back in custody

  A man accused of firing shots at Pincher Creek RCMP officers last month is back in custody after allegedly breaching conditions of his release.

  Crime

  Mar 6, 2017
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• Brett Kissel sings Shania Twain, dreams of Rihanna collaboration ahead of Lethbridge performance

  Alberta country singer Brett Kissel sat down with Global News for an exclusive interview before he hit the Enmax Centre Stage.

  Entertainment

  Mar 3, 2017
• Residents protest prospective asphalt plant in southern Alberta coulee

  Opposition to a proposed ashpalt plant in southern Alberta is growing. Residents are expressing concern over the plan by Tollestrup Construction, and believe it will both hurt their property value and the environment.

  Environment

  Mar 1, 2017
• 4 people arrested after $55K worth of drugs seized from Lethbridge SUV and home

  ALERT and RCMP arrest four people in a $55,000 drug bust after intercepting a car they believe was used to courier drugs from Calgary to Lethbridge.

  Crime

  Feb 22, 2017
• Canadian farmers say government regulation of hemp crops costing millions of dollars

  In hemp fields across Canada, farmers spend months planting, watering and weeding the hemp. But when harvest time comes, part of the plant is tossed aside, even though it's quite valuable.

  Consumer

  Feb 21, 2017
• Picture Butte’s new fire chief keeps it in the family

  Picture Butte's Frank West takes over as fire chief from his sister, becoming the youngest firefighter to ever lead the department.

  Features

  Feb 3, 2017
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• Death of 61-year-old woman found in parking lot not suspicious: Lethbridge police

  An autopsy has determined there is "no evidence to suggest foul play" in the death of a woman who was found in the parking lot of an apartment at 37 Berkeley Place West Sunday morning.

  Crime

  Feb 1, 2017
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• University of Lethbridge brings new opportunities to students with research partnership

  Academic research and opportunities for students are getting a big boost as the University of Lethbridge formally partners with Canada's leading network for composites research.

  Education

  Jan 31, 2017
• Dog missing after Alberta rollover reunited with relieved owner

  "I was almost giving up hope."

  Features

  Jan 27, 2017
• 21-year-old man in hospital after north Lethbridge stabbing

  Police said a 21-year-old man is in hospital after a stabbing in Lethbridge Thursday evening.

  Crime

  Jan 13, 2017
• Alberta animal food bank reduces pet surrenders amid economic downturn

  Lethbridge Animal Services is offering a pet food bank program to the community so pet owners aren't faced with the difficult decision of surrendering their pet.

  Economy

  Jan 9, 2017
• Police chase from Taber to Barnwell ends in arrest of Alberta man

  Taber police received a report of a hit and run from the Bow Island RCMP just after 5 a.m. Wednesday.

  Crime

  Jan 5, 2017
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• Lethbridge police call in Critical Incident Team after man with firearm refuses to surrender

  The Lethbridge Police Service was forced to call in its Critical Incident Team, after a man with a firearm refused to surrender to officers Wednesday evening.

  Crime

  Dec 29, 2016
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• Lethbridge woman sentenced to just over 2 years in west side stabbing

  Peggy Ann Holy Signer has been sentenced to two years and four months in prison for stabbing a 21-year-old man.

  Crime

  Dec 20, 2016
• 96-year-old Alberta woman becomes great-great-great grandmother

  A 96-year-old Alberta woman has become a great-great-great-grandmother, after the birth of baby girl makes six living generations of women in her family, all in one unbroken line.

  Features

  Dec 12, 2016
• Alberta man left in shock after brand new house demolished: ‘I come back and my place is gone’

  An Alberta man is speaking out for the first time since having his brand new house demolished last week.

  Canada

  Dec 5, 2016
• Multi-million dollar grocery store brings healthy options, jobs to the Blood Tribe community

  After almost two years of planning and building, the Blood Reserve now have a full-service grocery store.

  Canada

  Dec 2, 2016