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Opinion The CFL literally kicks the NFL's butt when it comes to the return game. The National Football League took another step of taking the "foot" out of football with a new rule that allows a fair ...

By Hayden Michaels The collision Thursday by Webb along the Trans-Canada Highway, remarkably, was non-fatal. The RCMP has shared few details regarding the car that became lodged underneath what appear...

The 32nd annual Cathedral Village Arts Festival took over the streets of Regina's Cathedral neighbourhood this week and it's not done yet. Cam Fraser, the festival's chair, told the Greg Morgan Mornin...

Parents of students in the Regina Public School Division will have to reach a little deeper into their wallets in the coming school year if their kids stay at school over lunch. The division sent a le...

Dozens of videos on Gordon More's TikTok account talk about his move from Vancouver to Estevan -- how and why he did it, what he has learned, and several admiring the beauty of Saskatchewan sunsets. M...

Regina police have wrapped up what they called an "operation" on Thursday afternoon that had forced people in the area to take shelter. Just after 2 p.m., police asked the public to avoid the 1900 blo...

Saskatchewan recorded 16 COVID-related deaths and one death due to influenza over the past four weeks. In the latest Community Respiratory Illness Surveillance Program report, which was released Thurs...

When mass stabbing suspect Myles Sanderson was captured after a four-day manhunt, 980 CJME was on the air with a live eyewitness account. That special, hours-long live coverage, which culminated in an...

Drivers heading west on the Trans-Canada Highway from Swift Current were told to expect delays Thursday afternoon. Just before 1 p.m., the Swift Current Rural RCMP said officers were on the scene of a...

A bevy of impaired drivers were caught in SGI's April traffic safety spotlight. According to SGI, Saskatchewan police officers recorded 374 impaired driving offences in April. Of those, 179 people wer...