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WATCH: Regina Police Service Staff Sgt. Casey Ward shares his mental health story and message for public safety personnel in the province. Ward is also president of Saskatchewan Federation of Police Officers.

Laurel Marshall, the newest Deputy Chief of Operations with the Regina Police Service, plans to focus on officer well-being, encourage more women to take on non-traditional roles, and find new ways to recruit the next generation of officers.

A former member of the Regina Police Service is sentenced after pleading guilty to breach of trust and using police data bases without authorization. The lawyer of the truck driver that caused the Humboldt Broncos bus crash speaks after his client loses his request to stay in Canada as a refugee. Recent changes to a...

The Regina Police Service is urging the public to help locate Nakita Jade Harris. Harris has been missing for over two years. If anyone has any information on her location, contact Regina Crime Stoppers.

Saskatchewan residents go into clean up mode following Wednesdays snow storm. City council continues to contemplate cuts as budget deliberations enter day four. The province’s information and privacy commissioner is criticizing the Regina Police Service for inadequate discipline of an officer who accessed personal police records.

Regina Police Services’ annual cops and kids is back for another year of holiday shopping… It really is the season of giving!

The Regina Police Service officially announce Lorilee Davies as the new Chief of Police, becoming the first women in the province to hold the position. With winter weather setting in local community organizations prepare warming spaces for those in need. The Roughriders sign Trevor Harris to a one year contract to stay as the team’s...

The provincial NDP says there is growing concern across the province over a lack of education assistants as students with complex needs aren’t getting the proper attention. Members of the Regina Police Service bring some holiday cheer during their annual Cops + Kids shopping spree. The provincial NDP accuses the Saskatchewan Government of trying to...

A major shakeup in the leadership of the Regina Police Service Friday, with chief Farooq Sheikh temporarily removed from active service.

The Regina Police Service (RPS) is launching a new initiative looking to modernize “community watch” in the city. As Sarah Jones reports, Community On builds on multiple programs currently in place within the Regina police force and is aimed at helping the public understand how they can contribute to crime prevention.

The Regina Police Service will have a new office at the Cornwall Centre to manage its downtown safety team.

Regina Police Service is utilizing a new tool that will help to identify drivers under the influence of drugs or alcohol, as Sarah Jones explains it’s a valuable asset to keeping the roads safe in the Queen City.

The Regina Police Service (RPS) is hosting an event at the First Nations University of Canada, trying to recruit future Indigenous police officers, security officers, special constables and community safety officers. Moosa Imran has more.

Lindsey Hoesen, with Regina Police Service, reminded all drivers that “the best way to avoid collisions is to leave lots of space between other cars, take time traveling, and ensure windshield visibility is unobstructed.”

Mon, Nov 13: The Regina Police Service headquarters expansion is expected to cost $37 million, but where is that money coming from? The city’s executive committee weighs the purchase pros and cons later this week. David Baxter now on what councilors can expect to hear.

As the 24-hour mark passed for the eviction deadline at the Regina tent encampment, several members of the Regina Police Service (RPS) were busy dismantling tents and arresting residents who became belligerent.

RCMP, Regina police and peace officers, veterans, ministers, the families of the fallen officers, and other locals came together for the annual memorial service in their honour.

Regina Police Service (RPS) Deputy Chief Dean Rae illustrated the advantages of the RPS aerial support unit on Tuesday. Rae said the unit demonstrates it’s value in incidents involving missing persons, vehicle pursuits, and even laser pointers directed at airlines.

Regina Police Services units were seen blocking off part of the 400 block of Hamilton Street while the explosives disposal unit investigated a suspicious object using a drone near the play structure at St. Michaels school on Wednesday.

A constable with the Regina Police Service is facing six charges of operating a vehicle while prohibited after an investigation.