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A standoff in Regina at the 1300 block of King Street, west of Albert Street ended peacefully this afternoon when police found the house empty. It started when police were called to a house on the 130...

A University of Regina engineering professor is hoping to make traveling on Saskatchewan's roads safer in the winter. Professor Babak Mehran said he hopes his research helps to develop better traffic ...

In a trade battle over beer, Saskatchewan companies like Great Western Brewing could stand to lose a lot of business under Alberta's new tax regime.   Right now, smaller provincial breweries...

A Regina Police Service officer has been charged with impaired driving. Devon L. Sterling, 37, has been a police officer for 11 years. According to Regina police, the charges came after Sterling was s...

While discussions are still preliminary, Mayor Don Atchison said a group of Saskatoon businesses have expressed interest in doing something about the rail lines running through the city. He dropped th...

In a trade battle over beer, Saskatchewan companies such as Great Western Brewing could stand to lose a lot of business under Alberta's new tax regime. Right now, smaller provincial breweries are clas...

RCMP announced Tuesday they have charged a 53-year-old man in connection to the 2011 death of Carol King. Joseph David Caissie, King's ex-boyfriend, was arrested Tuesday morning near the SaskTel Centr...

Three people from Saskatoon are facing charges after a pizza delivery worker was robbed over the weekend. Police said the 30-year-old employee was delivering pizza in the 1800 block of Grosvenor Avenu...

After surviving severe storms, Saskatchewan is settling in for scorching summer temperatures. "It's pretty sad when the warmest day of your summer occurred on May 5, when it got up to 33.4 C," said Da...

Saskatchewan RCMP have released the final numbers of people arrested at this year's Craven Country Jamboree. At the jamboree site RCMP charged six people with assault with a weapon. 22 people were cha...