Vinesh Pratap

The second-degree murder case in Gina Robinson’s 2014 death was scheduled to go to trial twice, but both times the accused fired his lawyer at the last minute; most recently, last week.

Proposed changes put forward by Sturgeon County planners would reclassify Prairie Gardens and Adventure Farm as agri-business, limiting hours for things like market gardens and greenhouses.

An Edmonton woman is raising concerns about the evacuation order that was issued two days into her B.C. backcountry hiking vacation.

In the battle against bad driving habits, 20 more safety cameras are coming to city intersections this year.

Can millions of dollars in savings be found while still maintaining services people in Edmonton see as essential?

New safety shields for Edmonton buses are being installed after years of calls to make the vehicles safer for drivers.

An Edmonton man is turning to the public in the hope his wheelchair accessible van can be found.

The number of Edmonton bylaw inspectors dedicated to dealing with weed complaints is down compared to previous years.

The City of Leduc has launched a new radio ad campaign to drum up business and job growth in the community.

Some insurance companies are looking at charging higher premiums for people who have distracted driving on their abstract.

Made in Edmonton: The ambition to create a billion dollar tech giant, Global News is In Conversation with Sam Pillar, the CEO of Jobber.

The communities include Beaumont, Devon, Fort Saskatchewan, Leduc, Leduc County, Morinville, Parkland County, Spruce Grove, Strathcona County, Stony Plain and Sturgeon County.

A new 421,000-square-foot facility has been built from the ground up to accommodate growth for Edmonton-based Champion Petfoods.

An Edmonton-based company is looking to big data to stay competitive, partnering with with a machine learning company to become more efficient.

The Edmonton Police Service has launched a new initiative it says will use amalgamated data, artificial intelligence and machine learning to combat crime in the city.

A growing Edmonton startup secured some new capital at a local investment summit.

With emotions running strong, a 25-year-old Edmonton woman addressed a courtroom Friday afternoon, reading into the record an apology during the second day of a sentencing hearing in a shocking child abuse case.

An Edmonton couple is sharing their story about how the Canadian Embassy helped get them back to Canada from Peru.

An Edmonton lawyer is handling a lawsuit against the province to stop the planned closure of the Injectable Opioid Agonist Treatment Clinics (iOAT).

A Global News investigation raises questions about how future demand could impact future traffic around the major intersections the line crosses.