Author Archives: CKOM News

The Saskatchewan Roughriders have to ask themselves one simple question when it comes to the future of Justin Cox. Can they trust him? Cox is not guilty of assault causing bodily harm. It was the thir...

Judging by his haunting, sad-faced mug shot, Tiger Woods was in no shape to drive a vehicle. That's not intended to be funny. There will be no jokes here about Woods' arrest for driving under the infl...

Regina city council has put more spark in its smoking bylaw. On Monday night, it unanimously voted to approve to update the city's Smoking Bylaw, which means smoking and vaping will be banned on the p...

For a long time, no one really knew what was wrong with Weyburn's Brendon LaBatte. The veteran Roughrider offensive lineman was injured when he ended up at the bottom of a pile during a play in July 2...

Two men have been charged with break and enter and robbery charges after an incident in Regina early Saturday morning. Just after 5 a.m., police received a call from a man who said he'd been beaten up...

There are lessons to be learned as the City of Regina and Evraz Place look back at the second test event at the new Mosaic Stadium. No parking was available and not all food and beverage services were...

Drivers beware: traffic will be slow on Regina's Pasqua Street for the next couple weeks. People on the road have said it is moving at a snail's pace for most of Monday. The city began asphalt work on...

Tensions were high during an early morning rescue mission in Regina Monday. A group of ducklings fell in a storm drain in the east end of the Queen City around 8:45 a.m. Joey Lang was driving by when ...

One man was taken to hospital after a possible shooting early Monday morning in Regina. Police received a call around 3:30 a.m. saying gunfire may have been heard in the area of 200-300 blocks of Fine...

The brakes on Saskatchewan Transportation Company (STC) will be hit on Wednesday, the last day for passenger service. The provincial bus company has provided the service since 1946. The governmen...