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One man is facing charges after Regina police got a call about a man with a gun Friday afternoon. Police say they were called to the Wascana marina where they arrested a man and two women. The two wom...

Moose Jaw Police has a man in custody following an overnight assault. It happened after a man was found bleeding on the front steps of a home on the 1000 block of Oxford Street East. He had laceration...

On the heels of several high profile U.S. police shootings, information has been released about shots fired at a Saskatchewan RCMP officer. Around 8:40 p.m. on July 20, a minivan fled north of Regina ...

The weather has forced the cancellation of Saturday's I Love Regina day. In a news release, the city explained it has postponed the event after after multiple weather forecasts have predicted inclemen...

The Regina Pats have acquired two forwards in a trade with the Everett Silvertips. Coming to the Pats will be forwards Dawson Leedahl and the WHL rights to forward Tyson Jost. Leedahl played with the ...

A man and a woman are facing weapons charges after police were called to the 3700 block of East Cormorant Drive, west of Prince of Wales Drive Thursday night about somebody being assaulted with a weap...

A young offender remains at large following his escape Thursday from the North Battleford Youth Centre. His age and previous convictions can't be released at this time, but authorities have described ...

The year-end financials are in for Saskatchewan and the financial picture has worsened. Saskatchewan finished 2015-16 with a $675 million deficit, largely attributed to shortfalls in oil and potash re...

A single vehicle crash south of Stoughton was blocking traffic on Highway 47 at about 8:00 a.m. Friday morning   There is no word yet on injuries, nor a cause of the crash. The highway was closed...

Ground is broken on a new business development on the west end of Regina. The Sakimay First Nation owns a 260-acre parcel of land near Dewdney Avenue and Pinkie Road. Shovels were in the ground Thursd...