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16-year-old Lethbridge youth charged following Tuesday lockdowns at 4 different schools

A Lethbridge youth has been charged in connection with possession of a weapon in connection with lockdowns at four southside schools.

Frances Widdowson files legal action against University of Lethbridge

Former Mount Royal University professor Frances Widdowson has filed legal action against the University of Lethbridge.

Lethbridge city council hears $287-million water and wastewater expansion project

Lethbridge city council, acting as the Community Issues Committee, heard a proposal Tuesday to expand the city’s water and wastewater capacity.

Waterton Lakes National Park celebrates ‘good and busy’ 2026 summer tourism season

As the summer season winds down for businesses in Waterton Lakes National Park, 2026 was another busy year for the southern Alberta tourist destination.

Lethbridge Police Service issues call for crisis support workers

The Lethbridge Police Service has opened its yearly intake for volunteer crisis support workers.

Reflecting on importance of educators for World Teachers’ Day

Monday marked World Teachers’ Day, an annual day to honour educators globally and recognize the contributions they make to furthering education and enhancing society.

Lethbridge officials warn of lithium-ion battery fires ahead of Fire Prevention Week

As the number of lithium-ion battery fires continues to spike across Canada, Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services (LFES) and the City of Lethbridge are reminding residents to safely charge, store and recycle batteries.

InnoFusion Conference brings together bright minds to look at ‘AI Shift’

Some of the brightest minds in the region were at Lethbridge Polytechnic on Friday for the seventh annual InnoFusion Conference.

Southern Alberta RCMP seek suspect in suspicious interaction with youth

RCMP in southern Alberta have released a composite sketch of a man linked to a concerning interaction with a young girl in the summer.

Alberta’s top court upholds convictions of two leaders of COVID-19 border blockade

Alberta’s top court has upheld the convictions of two leaders of the COVID-19 border blockade at Coutts, Alta.

New provincial rules expand what Lethbridge residents can put in blue bins

Major changes are coming to residential recycling in Lethbridge this week, as the Alberta Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) program shifts into phase 2.

Drugs, firearms seized from Medicine Hat home; 2 charged in connection: police

More than $100,000 worth of cocaine was seized from a Medicine Hat home last week, police in the southeast Alberta city say.

Lethbridge Police Service celebrates new K9 graduates

The Lethbridge Police Service has a new batch of graduates ready to hit the streets, but these aren’t your usual LPS grads—they’re K9s.

Series of Truth and Reconciliation events begin at University of Lethbridge

Wednesday will mark the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation across Canada, and the University of Lethbridge is hosting a series of events leading up to it.

Alberta teen charged with terrorism allegedly part of 764 network: RCMP

A southern Alberta teenager has been charged with terrorism-related offences, as well as child sexual abuse and animal cruelty, following an investigation by RCMP.