Post-secondary institutions in Lethbridge say they had to react quickly to make emergency funding available to students heading into the fall semester.

While the questionable science behind 'Blue Monday' — the third Monday in January — has been debunked, mental health experts say this time of year can still be tough.

The new potential diagnostic tool could eventually help health-care professionals take action as soon as possible, intervening with dietary and lifestyle changes.

Even though COVID-19 has put a halt to sports for much of the last ten months, coaches have still signed new rookies since the pandemic began. 

Blackfoot women in southern Alberta are benefitting from a new effort to sell their handmade goods.

It's the first time students created pieces based on historic Blackfoot artifacts housed in three British museums.

An online petition is urging the University of Lethbridge to deal with what students call a shortage of staffing in the psychology department.

The University of Lethbridge's new science building has received a prestigious international award for architectural design.

A Taber family is using a very personal diagnosis to spread awareness about diabetes.

For Big John's Books, a locally-owned used bookstore in downtown Lethbridge, the pandemic has actually seen more customers coming into their store to browse, possibly searching for a new hobby.