Edmonton police said they received a report of a weapons complaint around 144 Avenue and 58 Street Friday morning, but it turned out to be a Halloween costume. Continue reading →

Ki Yun Jo, 54, died Friday afternoon at the Thorsby Fas Gas after a truck, which had fueled up, tried to leave the gas station without paying and struck him as he tried to stop the driver. Continue reading →

More than 130 people braved the cold Sunday morning in Edmonton to take part in the inaugural Ignore No More run. Continue reading →

Two men who used to work with the Edmonton man accused of a rampage through the city last weekend say they’re shocked to hear of the charges laid against him. Continue reading →

A Sturgeon County house at the centre of a massive fentanyl operation that was deemed unfit for human habitation by Alberta Health Services is in the process of being cleaned up. Continue reading →

Preliminary findings on research looking into pregnant women during the Fort McMurray wildfire evacuation shows those women suffered higher levels of stress and depression than those who endured other natural disasters. Continue reading →

The staff at a downtown Edmonton restaurant has found itself grappling with not one, but two, natural disasters. Continue reading →

Farmer Miles Naslund, 49, was reported missing in Sept. 2011 after he did not come home from work. Continue reading →

Approximately 100 bikers took to the streets of Edmonton on Sunday to commemorate the lives of two people killed recently in motorcycle crashes. Continue reading →

There were many helping hands at a community garden in north Edmonton on Saturday to volunteer for a good cause. Continue reading →

The numbers, quietly released in a Student Conduct and Accountability statistical report, show there were more than 40 recorded incidents of sexual assault, sexual harassment and drugging during the 2015 to 2016 school year. Continue reading →

The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team has taken over an investigation into a police-involved shooting which occurred at Westmount Shopping Centre on Saturday night. Continue reading →

Dozens of “steel wheels” hit the court in Edmonton on Saturday for the Capital City Showdown, a wheelchair rugby tournament. Continue reading →

Debbie Lee-Victoria L’Hirondelle, 52, and her husband Pat arrived in Maui Aug. 21 for a 10-day trip. On their third day, they decided to rent some snorkeling gear and spend some time in the water. Continue reading →

More than 150 Wongs from Montreal, Toronto, Calgary, Edmonton and Vancouver are in Alberta’s Capital Region this weekend for the 10th Annual Wong Convention, held by the Wong’s Benevolent Association. Continue reading →