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Roughrider quarterback Darian Durant was out throwing the football in practice on Tuesday - just days after leaving the football game against the B.C. Lions. There wasn't a crutch, tensor bandage or w...

Moose Jaw police and the coroner's office are investigating after a 29-year-old man was found dead Monday afternoon. Police were called to a house on the 1100 block of Caribou Street West just after n...

It has been a game of beat the heat for many in Saskatchewan as the temperature has soared and the humidity has exacerbated an already sticky feeling. And for many stuck in air-conditioned offices lun...

A standoff in Regina at the 1300 block of King Street, west of Albert Street ended peacefully this afternoon. The standoff started when police were called to a house on the 1300 block of King Street e...

A University of Regina engineering professor is hoping to make traveling on Saskatchewan's roads safer in the winter. Professor Babk Mehran said he hopes his research helps to develop better traffic m...

In a trade battle over beer, Saskatchewan companies like Great Western Brewing could stand to lose a lot of business under Alberta's new tax regime. Right now, smaller provincial breweries are classed...

A Regina Police Service officer has been charged with impaired driving. Devon L. Sterling, 37 has been a police officer for 11 years. According to Regina police the charges came after Sterling was sto...

It's the first step to another five private liquor stores in the province. On Monday, the provincial government released the request for proposals for private liquor stores in Yorkton, Kindersley, Mel...

A Canada Revenue Agency scam has cost dozens of people thousands of dollars in Saskatchewan. RCMP said they've received more than 850 complaints about the scam this year alone. Seventeen people have f...

Saskatchewan RCMP have released the final numbers of people arrested at this year's Craven Country Jamboree. At the jamboree site RCMP charged six people with assault with a weapon. Twenty-two people ...