The Lethbridge Police Service (LPS) has implemented two new patrol options in downtown Lethbridge this year — the Watch program as well as Community Peace Officers (CPOs) — and Monday, provided its first quarterly update to members of city council. Continue reading →

Iver Eyjolfson was looking forward to watching his father rappel down the side of the Lethbridge Centre building for charity, but now it’s the 13-year-old who will be braving the heights on Aug. 28 for the Rope For Hope event. Continue reading →

Homeowner Bryan Beekman said he has lost everything, after his house went up in flames Friday afternoon. Continue reading →

The Lethbridge Bulls are looking for big improvements this season, with some big off-season acquisitions joining the roster. Continue reading →

Plant-based foods are growing in popularity while meat consumption across Canada is dropping, according to a recent study. Continue reading →

Lethbridge’s highly-anticipated The Watch program is now underway. Demi Knight reports. Continue reading →

For some students at Catholic Central High School, visiting Holocaust sites in Europe was a trip they’ll never forget. Continue reading →

A former teacher on the Waterton Hutterite Colony entered guilty pleas before the court on Tuesday, admitting to assaulting seven of his former students. Demi Knight reports. Continue reading →

It has been a long wait for Lethbridge residents to receive their blue bins as the curbside recycling program finally rolls out this month. Continue reading →