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Pouring rain has helped turn spring from one of the driest to one of the wettest in Alberta history. Environment Canada published its quarterly climate review this week.

Edmonton resident Fran Bittman doesn't like the idea of the capital building an LRT to St. Albert before resolving other city challenges.

Police seized drugs, cash, cellphones and the truck they came in last week. Officers in the St. Albert Drug Unit arrested a young man coming out of a fast-food restaurant on June 4 and have charged him with drug trafficking.

The city's next subdivision came closer to reality Thursday night, when council voted to close Coal Mine Road and rezone pockets of land for Erin Ridge North.

Protestant school trustees held their noses while voting in favour of a $1.8-million deficit Wednesday evening during the district’s budget deliberations. The district will spend $62.

Love to golf? Love to golf for free? Then we have the contest for you. Just answer the golf trivia question each week and you could win a free round of golf. One lucky winner will be headed to Kimberley B.C. for a weekend of free golf.

It was a black day in the history of the Edmonton Garrison. Master Cpl. Albert Camphuis was there.

Hurling a glass bottle from a moving vehicle cost a woman $402 in a stunting fine. Lisa Marie Briggs pleaded guilty to the stunting charge May 31, which stemmed from an incident on Oct. 30, 2008.

A St. Albert couple died Sunday when their motorcycle collided with a pickup truck outside Stony Plain.

Council agreed to put a cap on the total number of basement suites allowed at 70 Arlington Dr., limiting the number at 25 per cent of total development. Coun.