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An elderly Regina woman had a rude awakening Wednesday morning. Police said the 76-year-old was in bed when a suspected drunk driver crashed into her bedroom. According to police, the impact moved her...

Leading up to Canada 150, 980 CJME decided to reach out to some living influential Canadians to see what they're up to, to chat about their defining moments and what it means to be Canadian. Rick Merc...

A Regina resident took an alleged thief into their own hands - literally. Police were called to an east end home Tuesday around 5:20 p.m. for the report of a stolen truck. According to police, the cal...

Emergency crews are on the scene after a fuel truck caught fire near Yellow Grass. A fuel truck carrying petroleum caught fire shortly before noon Wednesday on Highway 39, around four kilometres west ...

Leading up to Canada 150, 980 CJME has reached out to some living, influential Canadians to see what they're up to, to chat about their defining moments and what it means to be Canadian. Toronto's Pen...

A man was arrested following a traffic stop in Moose Jaw early Monday morning. Moose Jaw police stopped a vehicle around 12:30 a.m. at the corner of Fourth Avenue Northeast and Fairford Street East. A...

Regina police are asking the public for their help in finding 10-year-old Kojack Adams, who was last seen on Sunday at 11:15 a.m. on the 300 block of Angus Street. Kojack is described as Mtis, with bl...

After a car was clocked speeding more than 180 kilometres an hour in a construction zone in Regina, a man is now being charged. On June 11, 2017, police were monitoring traffic in the southbound lanes...

Recent weather in Regina might not be ideal for taking a dip, but when the sky clears and the sun beats down, some of Regina's outdoor pools will be waiting for swimmers. Massey Pool, Wascana Pool and...

Saskatchewan continued to grow, but at a slower pace than last year. According to the province, Saskatchewan has grown by 3,026 in the first quarter of 2017 - or at a rate of 1.4 per cent. That brings...