In 2007 the Fleming family read an article in the newspaper about Angelman syndrome.

Dr. Alan Hildebrand, an associate professor at the University of Calgary, tracked the fireball that lit up the sky in Lloydminster on Feb. 21.

After approximately a year of planning and building, things finally slowed down enough that Habitat for Humanity was able to bring together volunteers, the partner families and the community at large to celebrate the completion of the latest project.

In a labour market with incredibly low unemployment, businesses need to be ahead of the curve to maximize profits and get the most out of their workforce.

Last week, the Federation of Canadian Municipalities announced a new program that aims to get more young women interested in becoming municipal politicians.

During December and January, the Government of Alberta sent Minister of Environment and Water Diane McQueen and Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Evan Berger out to hear from Albertans on property rights.

Nearing the end of the day on Thursday with his Grade 7 social studies class, Bishop Lloyd Middle School teacher Derek Hyland sensed that he wasn't going to get much more focused attention out of his students.

Alberta Premier Alison Redford will make her first visit to Lloydminster as the province’s leader on March 3.

Little pink signs are starting to pop up around Bishop Lloyd Middle School, and by next week, the entire commons area will be decorated with the rosy colour.

Mayor Jeff Mulligan attended the Alberta Urban Municipalities Association (AUMA) conference last week in Edmonton, where the issue of funding for municipalities sparked some controversy.