Local News

A new Crime Stoppers television spot is aimed at loosening lips and revealing who destroyed a St. Albert sculpture in May. Mayor Nolan Crouse appears in the video, which will air this week and next on Global, Shaw and Omni.

Certain genetic mutations that are not inherited from an individual’s parents seem to happen more frequently in people diagnosed with schizophrenia compared to people who do not suffer from the disorder, according to research out of the Univers

Farmers should expect to see their ballots in the mail starting this week as they prepare for a historic — and possibly fruitless — vote on the future of the Canadian Wheat Board (CWB).

A Sherwood Park woman was sentenced to a five-year prison term Monday in an impaired driving case that claimed two lives.

Mark Knoefel woke up at 1:40 a.m. Friday to repeated lightning flashes, the roaring wind and a crashing sound as his children’s new playground equipment blew into the air and then dropped onto a fence.

In the mosquito world, this spring and summer has provided breeding conditions equivalent to a candle-lit room with Sinatra playing in the corner and rose petals on the bed sheets.

Don’t trust your instincts alone when it comes to storm safety, but instead use your common sense and get out of the rain.

St. Albert seniors have fewer choices when it comes to rental housing than their peers in Edmonton or even the rest of Alberta.

No quantity of mosquitoes will dampen Sarah Preston’s enthusiasm for practicing yoga at Kingswood Park this afternoon. “We’re bringing bug spray,” she promised, although there is no alternate venue for inclement weather.

With 321 homes on the market in St. Albert, sellers are adding a few extras these days like geraniums on the porch and perhaps a dab of paint here and there in order to move their property and get a “sold” sign on the front lawn.