Quinn Campbell

A sentence has been handed down in a downtown hostage taking case that left a woman fighting for her life last summer. She suffered life threatening injuries.

The dust has settled and the numbers are in for this year's Whoop-Up Days. The popular Lethbridge fair set new attendance records.

A ready-to-harvest farm field in southern Alberta is full of fire-starting fuels with tinder-dry crops and grasses.

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police is marking 150 years of service and the Fort Museum in Fort Macleod is celebrating in a big way.

A southern Alberta family is pushing for change to some of Alberta’s social assistance programs after their circumstances left them in a major financial crunch.

VistLethbridge.com is launching four major initiatives to keep the city top of mind for visitors. The new vision highlights Lethbridge as a four season destination city.

Lethbridge and District Exhibition is over budget on the Agri-Food Hub and Trade Centre. Additional money is needed from the city to complete deconstruction of the old facility.

When you think of social media influencers, you might think 'big city' or 'celebrity' — but two Alberta men are breaking the stereotype and reaching millions of viewers daily.

Southern Alberta farmers have come together for this year’s Farming Smarter conference, taking in some of the latest research on management and agronomy.

Feb. 15 marks Canada’s Agriculture Day: a day to celebrate Canadian farmers and ranchers who help feed the world and make it more sustainable.

When the federal government rolled out its Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot, the town of Claresholm was among 11 communities to take part and the program has now been extended.

Christmas is just days away and many Albertans are hitting the road to get to their holiday destination. Extreme cold can add risks to those travelling.

According to Economic Development Lethbridge, it’s still a job seekers’ market in our region. Both employers and employees are utilizing all the tools available to connect.

Renewable energy is becoming more common in Alberta with the southern part of the province becoming a hot spot for solar energy. It's a natural fit for Canada's sunniest region.

Seeding season is here and farmers in Alberta are working hard to get their crops in the ground. The challenge might be getting them to grow with another dry start to the summer.

It has been roughly two weeks since the launch of e-scooters and e-bikes in Lethbridge. So far they have been a big hit with residents and visitors.

The Women Entrepreneurs in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math program is proving to be a big success.

Study examining wireworms and impact on southern Alberta farmers

Sky high fuel prices continue to take their toll on consumers and businesses alike. The price increase is hitting those who depend on transportation to operate extra hard

A southern Alberta First Nation has launched the first Indigenous-led Crime Stoppers chapter in Canada, hoping it helps with its ongoing drug crisis.