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A New Year's Eve robbery in Regina resulted in two men being arrested and two employees being injured. According to a release from the Regina Police Service, police were called to The Tap off-sale on ...

A woman in Moose Jaw was sent to hospital with some serious injuries after someone broke into her home early this morning. According to a release from the Moose Jaw Police Service, a man broke into th...

If you're planning on sipping on some bubbly for New Year's eve, organizing a safe ride home should be part of your plans. Operation Red Nose volunteers will be out in Regina, Saskatoon and Prince Alb...

Regina's New Year's Eve party has been 150 years in the making. The city will be putting on a variety of activities New Year's Eve to help kickoff the celebration for Canada's 150th anniversary. The c...

In December, 980 CJME senior reporter Sarah Mills sat down with NDP interim leader Trent Wotherspoon in an annual year-end interview. It was a year Wotherspoon admittedly didn't expect. After the NDP ...

A new distracted driving law will take effect Sunday at 12:01 a.m. The wording of the new legislation now includes holding, viewing, using or manipulating a cell phone while driving. SGI spokesperson ...

Regina got around three inches of fresh snow and snow plows were hitting the streets early Friday morning. The trucks began by cycling through category one and two roads, especially high-speed roads l...

It's almost time to say goodbye to a year of many ups and downs. 2016 is nearly finished and it was a year that saw a historic election, a battle over a carbon tax and the deaths of many pop culture i...

With Christmas Eve nearing, the Salvation Army made a plea to people in Regina last week. It was $60,000 short of its fundraising goal for the 2016 kettle campaign just days before it ended. The Salva...

The worst of an Alberta Clipper is over for much of Saskatchewan. The weather system brought snow and wind to the province - a combination that made a mess of roads Friday morning. Early reports from ...