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Frances Sugar sobbed in the prisoner's box when the jury in her murder trial was shown photos of wounds to her daughter's throat, arm and leg taken during her autopsy. The photos were shown during tes...

Any sale of SaskTel would require a referendum, but Saskatchewan's chief electoral officer believes the legislation needs to be updated to make that happen. As per the Crown Protection Act, any sale o...

Traffic flow might be a little better on a stretch of Highway 1 east of Regina. Repaving between the Pilot Butte access and Balgonie is complete. Starting Friday, four lane traffic on that stretch of ...

New details related to Saskatoon's 10th murder of the year were released on Thursday. Police were called to a home in the 1400 block Avenue G North, near 35th Street West, on the morning of Oct. 14. W...

650 CKOM, CTV Saskatoon and the Star Phoenix invite voters to watch and listen on Thursday to a mayoralty forum that will have all four candidate sharing their ideas and positions on the issues being ...

RCMP have charged two people in connection to the Gull Lake Hotel fire. On Oct. 9, Swift Current RCMP responded to a call of a fire at the hotel. The building was destroyed. Police have charged two pe...

It's taking a little longer to complete harvest this year and farmers can blame the forecast. According to the latest Sask. Ag. report, released on Thursday, 81 per cent of the crop was off the field....

Nearly 700 people were ticketed for speeding in Saskatchewan school zones in September. Police, along with SGI, were near schools watching for people breaking the law, which resulted in 689 tickets is...

Toronto Blue Jays fans now turn their attention to 2017, and wonder about the chances of a return to the playoffs. It won't be easy. Only 26 per cent of teams reach the playoffs each and every year in...

Except for the hand-wringing over what went wrong for the Toronto Blue Jays, baseball season is over in Canada. A few Jays fans will watch the rest of the World Series drama, but most will turn their ...