Dale Nally, Minister of Service Alberta and Red Tape Reduction will travel to Las Vegas this week to attend the Global Gaming Expo.

Edmonton residents against infill are feeling encouraged by Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's newfound interest in the issue.

Three Edmonton police officers opened fire on a man armed with a gun after reports he shot an infant and woman inside a home Sunday morning.

New feedback on Edmonton's budget is raising questions over police funding.

Edmontonians are divided on where their tax dollars should be going in the upcoming four-year budget, recent city-wide feedback suggests.

Another person has been found dead, and a missing person found alive, after an explosion, fire devastated a north Edmonton apartment Monday

An apartment fire in north Edmonton has left one dead, multiple injured after a vehicle hit the building and gas line, causing an explosion.

Postmedia visited the property in late June and spoke with tenants who confirmed they booked the property through Airbnb.

Residents of a West Edmonton neighbourhood are appealing the approval of two infill developments in court

Birding is on the rise, but it's not just retirees who are flocking to the hobby. What is a remarkably old pastime is now gaining a young following.

A mistrial has been called in the case of a former Edmonton Police employee as new evidence has "radically changed" the Crown's case.

'Mega bridge': Edmonton mayor ponders future of High Level Bridge at city infrastructure meeting

Technology minister Glubish gives an update at the Upper Bound AI Conference in Edmonton.

The union representing thousands of long-term care workers is calling on the Alberta government to pass legislation.

Edmonton Mayor Andrew Knack is defending the city's approach to bike lanes. The Alberta government plans to table a bike lane bill in fall.

The IJB/National Post, Calgary Herald, Edmonton Journal and North Bay Nugget all received nods from the Canadian Association of Journalists

Charges stayed against Edmonton spiritual leader John de Ruiter

Minister Nally told reporters it is exciting to see that company, along another online gambling provider, theScore, express interest to join

In a Tuesday meeting, the Edmonton Public School Board voted five to three to scrap plans for a $25-million school for students with autism.

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OEG selects designers for new downtown event park in Ice District

As a longstanding Boston Pizza on Jasper Ave. shuts its doors, questions rise about Ice District sucking energy from the rest of downtown.

An Edmonton man has been sentenced to three months in jail for threatening to kill Jewish people.

A popular greenspace and festival destination is back in service, as Edmonton's William Hawrelak Park re-opened Friday morning.

Olivia and Noah clinch top baby names for Alberta again

A judge has found a man guilty on multiple charges related to a dangerous flight from police that resulted in the death of a woman in 2024.

An Edmonton senator is joining 40 other members of the Senate in calling for a ban on all advertising related to online sports betting.

"We can't just rip out walls and knock things down and reinvent it into something modern and new," Johnston said.

The University of Alberta revealed a fresh batch of renderings on Wednesday for the coming $27 million construction project.

NAIT staff voted yesterday to strike.

The OIPC may not finish vetting an assessment of the Edmonton police AI-powered facial recognition pilot project until the trial is over.

EPS is the first in the world to test facial recognition body worn video cameras from Axon Enterprise Inc.

A persistent space crunch continued last year at Edmonton public schools. But now capacity issues are showing up in mature neighbourhoods.