Whitney Stinson

The City of Regina and the architecture firm that built the city square plaza downtown have settled their mutual lawsuits, but we don’t know how much- if any- money changed hands.

A Regina care home has contacted police and turned over a video recording of an alleged incident of neglect and assault of one of its residents.

Methamphetamine, cocaine, marijuana, and firearms have been seized after the Regina Police Service’s SWAT team executed a search warrant at a home in Whitmore Park.

A house has exploded in Regina’s north end. The 9-1-1 call came in at 7:12 p.m. Tuesday for a report of an explosion on the 100 block of Cooper Crescent.

It’s an age-old summer hobby, feeding bread to the birds down at Wascana Park. But experts say this is actually a dangerous practice.

The queen city is set to host the best young baseball talent in August, and two local players are looking to crack one of the two Saskatchewan teams

Environment Canada is warning that a thunderstorm could possibly produce a tornado for areas in southern Saskatchewan.

Currently it’s estimated about 3000 people are using the curling clubs on a regular basis. Curl Regina needs to figure out how to increase that number.

RCMP and EMS rushed to the scene of a serious collision on Highway 1 that killed two people Wednesday.

Over 4000 tourists visited the city centre this past June. That’s an increase of over 1,200 from the previous year.

Police officers have tactics to deal with stubborn humans, but none of the strategies worked during a disturbance call over the weekend.

Saskatchewan RCMP is no longer asking the public to be on the lookout for 41-year-old Darrell Sittler.

“Are you mean?” asked Kiandra Janvier, a Grade 4 student at La Loche Community School.

Last March, Insp. Evan Bray of the Regina Police Service approached the Regina Sexual Assault Centre with the idea of bringing the “Be More than a Bystander” program into the city. Since then, it’s grown into a provincial campaign.

“It became a two-person shout fest,” Saskatchewan Green Party Leader Victor Lau said.

Police say Passion Kylie Nanaquetung, last seen Tuesday on the 1000 block of Garnet Street, has been found.

“There’s urgent crises happening not just in Attawapiskat, but in many communities,” said Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations second Vice Chief, Robert Merasty.

Beer used to be a “man’s drink”. But, with the explosion of craft beer, there are more and more flavours being developed and marketed to appeal to women.

RCMP say a 23-year-old-man was swimming in the water with friends when he swam past a buoy where the water drops off and began to struggle.

Regina Police have charged two teenage boys of aggravated assault after an incident early Friday morning. A 17-year-old boy was taken to hospital for treatment of numerous injuries.