An Edmonton barista said she was fired after a scammer convinced her a delivery of COVID-19 personal protective equipment needed to be paid for. While no money was actually lost, the company told her she didn't follow her training.

In Alberta, calls for justice were loud as people walked and gathered to have their voices heard.

The desperate need to house Edmonton's homeless is catching the attention of an industry struggling to keep their rooms occupied.

The move to online learning has been the case for most post secondary classes but for some students at NAIT, a virtual education is not enough.

With the Canada Emergency Response Benefit soon coming to an end, many unemployed Edmontonians are lobbying the federal government.

Aside from high-tech drones, night-vision goggles and specially designed weapons, Edmonton's newest armoured rescue vehicle was on full display Wednesday.

It's been nearly two months since an Edmonton family shared the story of their 85-year old grandmother, who was scammed into buying $4,000 worth of gift cards, without being able to get a refund.

A recent study shows that Canadians are paying much more compared to more than 200 other nations — and that isn't sitting well with some Edmontonians.

The morning show team at CISN Country paid tribute to health-care workers through a 12-hour shift on Friday.

The new Condor Airlines flight from Edmonton to Frankfurt, Germany will operate twice a week from June to September.