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An Edmonton bike lane crumbles 1 month after constructionA concrete divider separating a bike lane from the road in the Hermitage area sits cracked and crumbling in places, just one month after installation.TrafficSep 11
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Specialized school for students with severe autism opens in AlbertaNestled amongst car dealerships and commercial businesses in west Edmonton, the Jim Jiwani Autism Academy is opening doors for children on the most severe end of the spectrum.EducationSep 12
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Global Edmonton marks 50th anniversary: ‘ITV was a juggernaut when it went on the air’Former anchor Gord Steinke, outgoing operations manager Peter Wugalter and former station manager Tim Spelliscy speak about the legacy of ITV/Global Edmonton.FeaturesAug 30
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Edmonton-born pitcher makes MLB debut: ‘I’m just so proud of him’An Edmonton-born pitcher made his Major League Baseball debut on Wednesday night, and his mom couldn't be more proud.SportsSep 5
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Struggling Stampeders can’t keep up with the Joneses or Elks in 35-20 Labour Day lossThe Elks beat the Stampeders 35-20 on Monday in front of 28,467 fans at McMahon Stadium.SportsSep 3
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Students at Edmonton public schools return to class for 1st day of new school yearBoth children and educators described the day as one filled with the normal combination of anxiety and excitement.EducationAug 29
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Edmonton woman sinks 2 holes-in-one during same round of golfGetting a hole-in-one can be a once-in-a-lifetime moment for many golfers, which makes what Edmonton's Carol Wallace did at Lewis Estates Golf Course even more spectacular.SportsSep 16
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Call to remove coyotes from Edmonton neighbourhood because of safety concernsKinia Romanowska lives in Edmonton's Sweet Grass neighbourhood and says coyotes have become more aggressive. Concerned about safety, she wants the city to take action.CanadaSep 16
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2 youths charged after students bear-sprayed at southeast Edmonton junior high schoolEdmonton police say two students are facing charges after bear spray was used inside Kate Chegwin School on Thursday morning.CrimeSep 6
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‘Gang culture is not Cree culture’: Maskwacis ads urge First Nations youth to resist life of crimeThe First Nations that make up Maskwacis, about 80 kilometres south of Edmonton, have launched an ad campaign called "Change your Colours," speaking directly to their young people.CanadaSep 9
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k.d. lang to reunite with the Reclines for CCMA Awards performance in EdmontonOrganizers of the CCMA Awards say k.d. lang will sing with the Reclines for the first time in 35 years at the upcoming awards show in Edmonton.EntertainmentSep 4
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There’s a $250M plan to upgrade Commonwealth Stadium — but no money to make it happenA busy few weeks at Commonwealth Stadium has football fans and music lovers wondering if the 46-year-old facility will get a makeover. The city says there's a plan — but no money.ConsumerSep 5
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Alberta First Nation condemns shooting death of 15-year-old, calls for RCMP resignationsHoss Lightning, who had just turned 15, was shot and killed in Wetaskiwin after allegedly calling 911 for help and now his family is speaking out.PerspectivesSep 3
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Calgary football league charity passes fundraising milestone for sick childrenThe Calgary Minor Football Charity Jamboree announced Saturday it has raised more than $500,000 over the past 14 years in support of the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Alberta.CanadaAug 19
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Calgary Stampeders look to earn win against Edmonton Elks on Labour DayDave Dickenson is a little uneasy heading into Monday's Labour Day Classic between his Calgary Stampeders and the Edmonton Elks at McMahon Stadium.CanadaSep 2
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Move over, little free library. Edmonton community has a little free Blockbuster video storeTalk about nostalgia; a homeowner in Edmonton's Parkview neighbourhood has created their own Blockbuster video library full of DVDs.CanadaAug 28
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Illegal parking a concern around Commonwealth Stadium during big eventsAfter tens of thousands of people descended upon Commonwealth Stadium last weekend for two Metallica concerts, concerns began to rise over illegal parking in the area.FeaturesAug 30
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Is rent cheaper living with a roommate? It depends where you liveA recent report by Rentals.ca showed "roommate rents" dropped to $1,481 per person in Vancouver and decreased in Toronto to $1,230, but it has risen in smaller cities.CanadaSep 13
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9 additional mental health classrooms open in Alberta schoolsThe Alberta government says it is a third of a way to its goal of opening up 60 classrooms dedicated to assisting students with mental health struggles across the province.HealthSep 11
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Metallica’s Edmonton visit leaves lasting impression on food bank, women’s shelterDoug Thomson, a spokesperson for Edmonton's Food Bank, told Global News about the unexpected phone call his organization received.EntertainmentAug 27