Police are asking for the public’s help finding a missing teen. Continue reading
Homeowners living along the Red River north of Winnipeg are nervously watching the waters as unprecedented fall ice jams are are threatening to push the river over its banks. Continue reading
A Winnipeg organization helping recovering addicts get back on their feet is struggling to keep its doors open. Continue reading
A meth-fueled break-in at a St. Francois Xavier home has ended in arrest for a man and woman after police say family of the victims caught the pair in the act and gave chase. Continue reading
Work has begun on a new specialized stroke unit at Health Sciences Centre. Continue reading
Winnipeg Harvest is expanding a unique school breakfast program working to make sure students have access to nutritious foods, even when they leave class for the weekend. Continue reading
A guard from the Brandon Correctional Centre is recovering after being attacked by an inmate. Continue reading
The union representing Winnipeg police officers has filed a grievance over what it is calling a “high-handed attack” on their collective bargaining agreement with the city. Continue reading
Manitoba is cracking down on drunk driving with tough new legislation that will see even those who register a warning during a roadside face fines and the loss of their vehicle. Continue reading
Police say a Grand Rapids man arrested after the police helicopter was called in to catch a break-in suspect last week is responsible for a slew of other recent crimes. Continue reading
Police are investigating what they’re calling a suspicious fire at a church in Carman. Continue reading
Police are investigating what they’re calling a suspicious death in Lake St. Martin, Man. Continue reading
Winnipeg city hall isn’t getting spruced up for the holidays this Christmas season. Continue reading
Winnipeggers are being reminded to be careful around thin ice after firefighters rescued a dog that had fallen into the frigid water of a city retention pond Tuesday morning. Continue reading
The union representing Winnipeg police officers is sounding the alarm over proposed changes to the service’s pension plan — changes the city says could save millions. Continue reading
