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The answer to why somebody would steal tailgates is still a bit of a mystery to people around Regina after a string of thefts. A Regina police officer who deals with property crime told News Talk Radi...

A teenager is charged with armed robbery after a 39-year-old man was mugged near downtown Regina on Friday afternoon. Around 2:20 p.m. on Broad Street near 12th Avenue, a 39-year-old man was approache...

If the latest Mainstreet/Postmedia poll is any indication, the Saskatchewan Party will be winning a majority government Monday night. The final poll released before the election has the Sask. Party at...

Shoppers are busy checking out the newest grocery store in Regina. Save-on-Foods is now open on Albert Street south, where the old Canadian Tire was formerly located. The B.C.-based grocery store chai...

The two main parties are rallying the troops as the election campaign draws to a close. In Saskatoon, NDP leader Cam Broten hit all 16 constituencies in the Saskatoon and Prince Albert areas, before p...

The greens at the Tor Hill Golf Course look more like whites. After getting snow Thursday night, the opening of the Regina course is being delayed until Saturday morning at 10 a.m. "Out at Tor Hill, i...

Wood tick season has started early in Saskatchewan thanks to the mild weather and lack of snow. Neil Chilton, professor in the Biology department at the University of Saskatchewan, said they have had ...

Regina police have charged a second person in connection to the murder of a 56-year-old man. On Tuesday morning, police were called to the 1000 block of Princess Street where officers found a man who ...

It's time now for everybody's favourite game show - a show where contestants face off and test each other's knowledge of pop culture versus Saskatchewan politics and the provincial election campaign. ...

The election draws to a close over the next couple of days with vote day Monday, April 4. Each party has spent the last few weeks campaigning on a number of issues including the economy, education and...