Local News
Proposed Land Use Bylaw Tabled Once Again
It comes after concerns from several Hatters and businesses during a public hearing Monday night.
Tigers "Elated" Regional Events Centre Moving Forward
It's been a long time coming for the Medicine Hat Tigers and their fans.
Regional Events Centre Approved
Approving a building contractor and operator for the Regional Events Centre came with an 8-1 vote by city council, with only Alderman John Hamill opposed.
Data Recovery Now Easier For Police Service
MHPS have implemented a mirror data recovery site at a cost of nearly $50,000.
Extra Cash For The Medicine Hat Public Library: Renovation Mode
Seating, flooring, new shelving, and wheelchair access for the auditorium is all hoped to be covered by the grant.
Former Peace Officer Facing Drug Charges
It's alleged tobacco and illegal drugs were brought into the Medicine Hat Remand Centre in exchange for money.
Tornado Warning Heard In Areas Of City Was Part Of MHC Drill
Mark Keller, MHC Director of Advancement, confirms around 11 a.m. the college ran a shelter in place drill involving an imminent tornado.
Dunmore Road Overpass Project Could Result In Egress Road Closures
They're located at the Cornerstone Power Centre going onto South Boundary Road and at the Medicine Hat Lodge going onto Dunmore Road.
City Committee Supports Highway of Heroes Proposal
The request for the Trans-Canada Highway running through Medicine Hat comes from the Canadian Army Veterans Motorcycle Unit and is meant to honor Canadians who have lost their lives in Afghanistan
Medicine Hat To Be Affected By Changes For 911 Services
The consolidation could happen as early as July 1st.
Two Winners For Advanced Education: 2013 Redcliff Scholarships
Both received four-thousand-dollars that can be used towards first year tuition costs for post secondary studies.
Man Charged After Crash East Of Dunmore
It happened around 7 p.m. Tuesday at the intersection of the Trans-Canada Highway and Highway 41.
Missing Redcliff Girl Found Safe
RCMP said in a released Tuesday afternoon that Baylie Cooper-Carder, 13, was last seen on the weekend.
Local Housing Starts Below Rest Of Province
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation is reporting construction began on 29 homes in May, all of them single detached.
City Police Investigate After Several Vehicle Windows Damaged
It happened between 2 a.m. and 3 a.m. Saturday in the Crestwood area.