A man with local ties was recently issued a second-degree murder charge for the second time in his life. Todd Donaldson, one ...

It is with profound sadness that the family of Mr. Orlando Martens, age 88, announce his passing on Saturday, December 20, ...

The family of a local man who lost his home and five pets in a recent fire has begun a campaign on GoFundMe to help him ...

Registration is now open for the Coldest Night of the Year fundraiser in Swift Current, with organizers reporting early ...

Deputy Mayor Kevin Grotheim has resigned from the Town of Outlook council, citing personal reasons. His resignation took effect Dec. 14, 2025. Mayor Ryan Husband formally announced Grotheim’s ...

The Town of Leader won't have emergency services at its hospital on Christmas Eve. Emergency services have been disrupted at the Leader and District Integrated Healthcare Facility from 8:00 am ...

Another member of the Swift Current Innovation Federal Credit Union Wildcats has found a post-secondary destination. Swift Current product Olivia Ferguson has committed to play Alberta Collegiate ...

A few other minor hockey results have trickled in from the final weekend before the holiday break. The Swift Current Full Line Ag U18 AA Wildcats lost 4-1 to Parkland on Saturday and 4-0 to the Regina ...

Residents in Gravelbourg are being warned of a string of thefts from unlocked vehicles. Throughout Tuesday morning, the RCMP have received multiple reports of stolen ID, credit cards, keys, purses, ...

A local man was sentenced to time served after spending 217 days in prison. Dylan Kendall pleaded guilty to multiple charges, including assault, occupying a motor vehicle knowing there was an ...

A locally made horror film will be hitting the big screen next year, marking a first for Dead Prairies Productions. Devon Oman, lead writer, owner and producer with Dead Prairies Productions, said the ...

The Swift Current Salvation Army is closing in on its annual fundraising goal as the Christmas campaign enters its final days. Captain Ian Scott said the campaign recently sat just short of its target ...