“I do understand that we are held to a higher account, but I'm not going to throw them under the bus at this point." Lethbridge MLA Nathan Neudorf said Wednesday.

The YMCA in Lethbridge has opened its doors to early learning students from Coalbanks Elementary School this fall to help remedy overcrowding issues amid the pandemic.

Lethbridge's feistiest grandmas are back to their usual advocacy. The Lethbridge Raging Grannies are using chalk to protest on sidewalks all over the city.

On Thursday, the Government of Alberta announced it would be pulling all grant funding from ARCHES in Lethbridge after an audit cited "funding misappropriation, non-compliance with grant agreement [and] inappropriate governance and organizational operations."

A well-known conservationist who met with an Alberta cabinet minister at a diner says he's stunned two police officers did unauthorized surveillance on the informal meeting before one followed his vehicle.

The chief of the Lethbridge police says while only two officers were sanctioned, the burden falls on the entire service.

The agreed statement said Woronuk told Carrier he would "hate to see Phillips drive away from the restaurant and there was a reason to stop her."

Some Lethbridge residents with disabilities have concerns about annual individual assessments of their provincial self-managed care.

Lethbridge politicians and post-secondary school presidents are reacting to Thursday's provincial budget.

Jason Kenney’s government released the report more than six months after it received the final draft, leading critics to accuse it of trying to bury the report