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Music superstars Jason Aldean and Bailey Zimmerman as well as the iconic rock group Def Leppard will headline the music festival next summer.

Saskatchewan New Democratic Leader Carla Beck says she would hire 800 new front-line health-care workers over four years if her party wins the election

On Thursday, hundreds of nurses rallied in front of the Saskatchewan Legislative Building demanding action on staffing shortages.

Police, firefighters and first responders will descend on Regina in August 2028 for the Can-Am Police-First Games. Events will include the "Toughest Firefighter Alive" competition.

Saskatchewan residents have endured 8,600 days of lost hospital services over the past five years, the NDP says. One in five nurses also left rural areas during that time.

Two Sask. Party MLA’s are now being investigated after concerns were raised over how government contracts were given to their personal companies.

From weeks of rain to recent heat temperatures across Saskatchewan, producers have reported crops to be in overall good condition.

The new Regina Urgent Care Centre is opening July 2.

An investigation is looking into the death of a worker at the Nutrien potash mine in Rocanville, Sask. which occurred on Sunday. Operations have been suspended until Wednesday.

Community members gather in Victoria Park for different discussions, for cultural celebrations and to hang giant red hearts signifying how they are connected to domestic violence.

In the off-season, Elks coach and general manager Chris Jones turned heads when he inked veteran Bethel-Thompson.

Mica Miller was found dead of an apparent suicide two days after serving divorce papers to her estranged husband, pastor John Paul Miller.

Officials have announced that construction on the new Regina Urgent Care Centre is complete, and an opening date is expected this summer.

The Regina Exhibition Association Limited is working on options of bill of $8M that is owed to the federal government following an audit from the CRA.

Police charged a 33-year-old Regina man following a fire investigation at a local business over the weekend.

REAL will need to repay the federal government $8 million following an audit from the CRA in funding for businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The 2024-25 provincial budget announced that the Ministry of Social Services will provide $3.45 million to third-party services to keep areas surrounding emergency shelters safe.

The budget for 2024-25 shows the province announced a record investment of $7.6 billion for health care which includes investments for various initiatives.

The popular event is struggling to make ends meet and organizers say they have already had to make some difficult decisions about this year's festival.

The Government of Saskatchewan is providing $884,400 to YWCA Regina in opening a new 20 space permanent enhanced emergency shelter for women.