Additional psychological assessment is needed for a man charged with attempted murder, Red Deer court heard on Thursday.

Construction workers place survey stakes for underground excavation near an entrance to the G.H. Dawe Community Centre.

Tradespeople are so busy it’s almost impossible to find one. But more than 30 companies and their employees stepped forward to give their time freely for a good cause.

Home fire cost set at $110,000 A Rimbey senior will be without her home for at least the next month or two after a lightning strike caused a fire in her home last week.

People got their first look this week at detailed, long-term plans for trails, parks and other open spaces in Red Deer County.

The City of Red Deer is looking for people who are artistically and environmentally inclined.

A Red Deer couple got a photo of a rare bird while out taking pictures at the Slack Slough recently.

Chip, a quarter horse owned by Barb Raymond of Sundre, eyes the load of hay delivered by Kyron McBurney, three, of Lacombe in his pint-sized John Deere tractor in a Westerner Park barn on Wednesday.

Classified documents obtained by The Globe and Mail show that senior Canadian intelligence officials warned Ottawa against allowing a Canadian to return home from Sudan because it could upset the Bush administration.

Red Deer County has accepted federal funding that will assist with two conservation programs.

Wild Rose School Division will have a representative from Alberta Education attending upcoming board meetings.

A pelican likely died as the result of contact with power lines and not from a mysterious shooter, says an official with the Medicine River Wildlife Centre.

There could be mandatory helmet laws for ATV enthusiasts as soon as next year if the provincial government moves forward with legislation.

A Hobbema chief said he supports a gun amnesty as one of many steps being taken to stop violence in his community.

Participating in a pack beating earned a 23-year-old man a nine-month jail sentence on Wednesday.

Watching Hamish McCann do a one-armed hand stand is impressive.

Charges against the former operator of a property management firm may be resolved without a trial, Red Deer court heard on Wednesday.

Angie Weidman and her daughter Brooke, 7, watch workers clean the brick facade of the new 67 Street RCMP station Tuesday.

Living in Canada got a lot more expensive last month as the accelerating price of gasoline and the first real emergence of food inflation pushed the rate of increase in Canada’s consumer price index over three per cent for the first time in three years.

Red Deer’s 2008 municipal census is more than counting citizens.