The Edmonton Remand Centre boot camp for inmates was the first of its kind in Canada when it launched in 2013. Continue reading →

The rodeo world can be wild, but there’s a big difference from the ranch to the spotlight. Continue reading →

A lot of people go all out for Halloween, with elaborate decorations, costumes and props. In St. Albert the haunted house has been scaring people for over a decade. But this year will be the end of that spooky tradition. Continue reading →

Edmonton Police revealed Friday afternoon they have received 10,000 more calls for service compared to this time last year. Continue reading →

A report going to city council recommends a three percent increase over the upcoming three year budget. Continue reading →

Minister of Health Sarah Hoffman has created a new board to govern Alberta Health Services with the goal to further stabilize Alberta’s health-care system. Continue reading →

Edward Arthur Vallee, 31, is wanted by police. Officers believe he’s hiding somewhere in north Edmonton. Continue reading →

City officials say there’s been significant progress at the Walterdale Bridge site. Continue reading →

The line-up for the 2016 Big Valley Jamboree includes some big names in country music. Continue reading →

A 38-year-old Edmonton driving instructor has been charged with sexual assault in an alleged incident involving one of his students. Continue reading →

Norm Peters is a salesman from St. Albert, but his true passion is ring finding. Continue reading →

Hot and dry conditions have resulted in well below average mosquito numbers in the Edmonton area. Continue reading →

The City of Edmonton says the newest LRT extension is set for service on September 6, 2015. Continue reading →

Jo Picard can now do those things on her own for the first time, thanks to a new device that tracks her eye movements. Continue reading →

Alberta Health Services is advising the public not to swim or wade in Hasse Lake, effective immediately. Continue reading →