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Starting May 2 rehabilitation begins on the 50-year-old, four-lane concrete overpass on Idlwyld Drive freeway that spans the intersection of Lorne Avenue and Ruth Street. The majority of work required...

Six Regina teenagers, believed to be responsible for a bunch of property crimes, are now facing a total of 62 charges. On Wednesday, police spotted a truck, believed to be stolen, occupied by two 16-y...

One full year's worth of stats are out regarding photo radar in Saskatchewan and the picture they paint about whether the pilot project becomes permanent isn't much clearer. Minister responsible for S...

Drivers can ready for another traffic inconvenience at the Pinkie Road interchange just two years after it was built. The interchange needs to be upgraded to connect with what will eventually be the s...

It is a sign that lets you know construction is slowly nearing completion on the new Mosaic Stadium. The Regina Revitalization Initiative tweeted a photo Friday showing seats being installed at the $2...

Despite his own recent success, Regina Lewvan NDP member of Parliament Erin Weir is not saying how he will vote on the continued leadership of Thomas Mulcair. Weir's win in the October 18 federal elec...

You will likely notice a bunch street cleaning equipment on Regina streets starting Sunday. The city's street sweeping program will take about eight weeks to complete but weather could delay that. Mai...

The man who evaded police for over a week made a brief court appearance Friday morning at Prince Albert Provincial Court. Braidy Chase Vermette did not say a word as the case was adjourned to May 11. ...

Regina police are trying to track down the suspect in a robbery Thursday night. Officers were called to a business on the 2300 block of 9th Avenue North just before 9 p.m. after a man had made off wit...

Saskatchewan saw a boost in the number of people employed from February to March, but the province's unemployment rate continues to rise. The province's unempoyment rate rose to 6.2 per cent in March,...