Happy Charles has been missing since April 3, and police are imploring the public to come forward with information on the case
Wesley United Church will soon hand their building over to the YWCA. They came together Sunday to remember a history of fellowship and service to the community.
With their inaugural year under their belts, the Prince Albert Rotary Club is bringing Ribfest back for a second year at a new location.
After holding the first ever Prince Albert Ribfest on the Exhibition Grounds last July, this year...
Lauren says she was stopped by the Prince Albert Police Service in 2014. It seemed, at first, a routine traffic matter – licence, registration. She says she asked why the officer was stopping her.
“Can we deal with this in...
With the help of Police Service Dog Daxa, officers have made three arrests following an armed robbery at a convenience store.
Just after 9 p.m. on Friday, police got word of an armed robbery at the Food N' Fuel convenience...
Emergency services responded to a smoking apartment in Midtown, reportedly triggered by a shorted-out bathroom vent.
Tyler Bear said he was inside the apartment, on 8 Street East, when he and Elisia Highway noticed smouldering. They called emergency and the...
A Muskoday man will spend nearly 30 months in prison for running over an 11-year-old boy while impaired on anti-anxiety medication.
The family of Jared Bear shared their grief at the sentencing hearing of Gordon Crain on Friday. Jared...
Police found a homemade explosive device in a truck connected to a string of break-and-enters.
Officers located a suspect wanted for recent break-and-enters and allegedly driving a stolen vehicle. On Wednesday, he was stopped in a parking lot exiting a...
UPDATE: at 12:34 p.m. the Prince Albert police issued an update that the child had been identified and the family contacted.
Original story below:
The Prince Albert Police Service is asking for the public's assistance to locate the family of a...
Prince Albert youth spent their Thursday lunch hour marching on City Hall, but their message was a positive one.
Students from Westview Public School gathered in Memorial Square during the Thursday lunch hour to promote Kids Matter Day.
For students like...
