Miriam Valdes-Carletti

The province has announced a funding incentive for employers to help hire and give young Albertans work experience.

People living with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) will now have a place to seek various supports under one roof in Edmonton.

Edmonton Police Service (EPS) is warning people to double check their bills when selling items on Facebook Marketplace.

After reviewing 50 different butter chicken dishes across the city over nearly two years, Ramneek Singh says he’s only sick of eating bad butter chicken.

The UCP government has launched a new program that aims to make it easier for Albertans to file police complaints to “ensure accountability.”

The Stollery Children’s Hospital is getting a new home with room to grow, located on the University of Alberta’s South Campus.

Red Deer County recently wrapped up construction along Junction Drive and Highway 42.

A grocery store worker in Westlock was taken to hospital after being stabbed by an alleged shoplifter on Tuesday.

A homeowner in Mill Woods says fireworks set off by a neighbour is the cause of a fire at his house Monday evening.

The city is reminding people about its firework regulations and the best way to celebrate events safely and legally.