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The Saskatchewan government reported 80 new COVID-19 cases on Saturday, which is the highest number seen since the province fully reopened on July 11. 20

A northern Saskatchewan health official says an emergency public health order could help clamp down on COVID-19 cases in an area that has seen a more than three-fold increase in cases since the start of the month.

The heat has caught many peoples attention during summer as front lawns are starting to show its lack of colour in the province. 1

A Saskatchewan RCMP officer is facing impaired driving charges following two incidents earlier this week.

A statement of defence has been filed by woman being sued for defamation over allegations posted online alleging harassment during a promotional video shoot in Saskatoon

The University Club on the University of Saskatchewan campus appeared to be closing after a special members meeting in May.

There were minor injuries reported after a van crashed into a Saskatoon bookstore and restaurant on Friday.

Now that the Fringe Festival has kicked off, artists are thrilled to be back on the stage and the streets after more than a year of uncertainty and cancelled shows. 1

Saskatoon physiotherapist Bruce Craven has worked with athletes at every Olympics and Paralympics since 1992. 1

The Saskatchewan Health Authority is warning that COVID-19 activity is on the rise in Lloydminster.

The Saskatchewan Roughriders announced the final roster Friday afternoon, ahead of next week’s season opener.

A Saskatchewan auto repair shop is noticing a troubling trend — more catalytic converters are being stolen out of vehicles. 1

Active COVID-19 cases across Saskatchewan rose to 448 Friday, which is the highest number since the province dropped all public health measures on July 11. 20

A research study out of the University of Saskatchewan reveals the number of Indigenous people in the province living with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) has more than doubled from 1999 to 2016.

A nurses' union representative says the Government of Saskatchewan's decision to end the practice of distilling and releasing COVID-19 data on a daily basis could create barriers for a public looking to stay informed about the risk posed by the coronavirus.

The Delta coronavirus variant surging across the United States appears to cause more severe illness and spread as easily as chickenpox, according to an internal document from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. 17

Rosetown RCMP have released more details about a fatal crash Thursday on Highway 7 west of Fiske.

After 114 days, the Saskatoon Tribal Council’s COVID-19 vaccination clinic closed on Thursday. 26

Jeff Andersen has lived in the Lumsden area for 14 years and he says he has never had a storm pass through like the one on July 22. 1

After 15 years operating the Aberdeen Recreation Complex, the town is looking for a buyer to take over the burden of repairing and revitalizing the centre from taxpayers. 2

The federal government is tapping the brakes on its plans to phase out pandemic aid programs this summer, deciding instead to freeze benefits at current levels and extend help by an extra month beyond the previously planned end date. 8

A 37-year-old Quebec man is appearing in court Friday morning charged in a 2014 armed robbery of a Saskatoon jewellery store, police say.

As Saskatchewan’s western neighbour moves to eliminate COVID-19 quarantine rules, the provincial government is attempting to clear confusion around its self-isolation requirements. 20

Saskatoon Transit has revealed their brand new low floor access buses in an effort to provide more accessible options for customers with reduced mobility.

Saskatoon police have arrested and charged two men after an alleged hit-and-run Wednesday.

Saskatchewan will transition its daily COVID-19 news release into a weekly occurence, as active cases climb back over 400. 20

Four people have been arrested as part of a firearms investigation that involved heavily armed police at a home on 8th street near Dufferin avenue.

New research by experts at the European Central Bank and a German university has found that transmission of COVID-19 via banknotes is 'very unlikely.' 31

Last week the province announced it would be shifting its focus from mass vaccinations to outreach, targeting those who are unvaccinated. 27

Growing up in Lintlaw, fiddler JJ Guy never thought he would make enough noise to grab the attention of people in New York. 1

Rosetown RCMP, firefighters and paramedics were on scene Thursday morning following a fatal two-vehicle crash on Highway 7, west of Fiske.

Saskatchewan Human Rights Commissioner David Arnot has been appointed to the Senate to serve as an independent senator.

A disastrous growing season may be taking a toll on farmers' mental health, according to one advocate. 2

After it was nixed due to the pandemic last year, Taste of Saskatchewan organizers have announced the popular food festival will be back this summer — but with a significant change in how it operates.

Drought conditions across the province continue to wreak havoc on Saskatchewan crops, according to the Ministry of Agriculture’s weekly crop report. 2