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RCMP is probing possible fraud, breach of trust and money laundering tied to AHS procurement, including MHCare's $614M in contracts. No charges have been laid.

Alberta Radio investigates Jeffrey Epstein's documented Canada-related records: a Salzburg invitation, Vancouver travel, immigration correspondence, Canadian business links and unanswered questions.

A Leduc business owner has pleaded guilty in a case involving 28 girls, Edmonton Journal reports. Read the update and ALERT investigation background.

Alberta Oct 21: 75.3% remain, 24.7% for a separation vote, two ridings vote Yes, Yes to the Nine leads, Hunt murder charges, Wainwright, Oilers OT win.

Alberta Radio’s October 20 roundup: unofficial referendum results, Wainwright update, Calgary and Edmonton police news, Oilers vs. Wild and local events.

Alberta Radio’s October 19 roundup: referendum-day voting, four Wainwright soldiers named, Calgary bus safety, Flames and Oil Kings wins, and events.

Alberta Radio’s October 18 roundup covers Calgary bus safety, storm disruptions, referendum voting, Stampeders playoff hopes, hockey and Sunday events.

October 19 update: Four killed and 39 injured in the CFB Wainwright fire. Fifty investigators examine the tragedy; the ignition cause remains undetermined.

Alberta Radio’s October 16 news roundup covers the Calgary bus tragedy, Edmonton crime, referendum updates, Indigenous concerns and weekend events.

UFC champion Sean Strickland called downtown Edmonton a "trash can" and an "open drug market with zero police." Crude? Yes. But the numbers behind Edmonton's homelessness and overdose crisis are worse, and politicians and agencies owe Albertans answers.

Advance voting is strong ahead of Monday's referendum, Edmonton police lay charges after a deadly bus-shelter crash, First Nations and Métis push back on Pacific Link, and your weekend events across Alberta.

Alberta’s infill fight, referendum ballot reminder, crime alerts, doctors’ agreement and Elks playoff push, with conservative Alberta Radio commentary.

Alberta Radio’s morning roundup: provincial politics, police investigations and municipal updates across Edmonton, Calgary and eight more Alberta communities.

Alberta midday: woman charged in Boyle-area murder; doctors ratify AMA deal; separatists hail Quebec's PQ leader; Lethbridge's $287M water bid; Zary clears.

Westlock RCMP seized 29.5 million unstamped cigarettes worth $30M, with nearly $10M in unpaid tax. A 50-year-old Westlock man is charged. Here's the take.

UPDATE: RCMP cancelled the Valleyview Amber Alert at 11:45 a.m. Aspen Wilson, 7, was found safe and stepfather Alexander Stone is in custody.

Alberta midday: Valleyview girl, 7, found safe and suspect arrested; Farkas, Lloyd blast separatist U.S. talks; Cenovus buys Athabasca; Flames 'disconnected.'

UPDATE: RCMP cancelled the Valleyview Amber Alert at 11:45 a.m. MT. Aspen Wilson, 7, has been found safe and suspect Alexander Stone is in custody.

Lawyers want Alberta to release retired judge Peter Martin's review of how the Crown handles police misconduct files, 22 months after it was ordered.

A preliminary hearing in the May 1 St. Albert assault on Ali Wahed Noor is set for March 1, 2027. Ryan Lacasse faces aggravated assault and uttering threats.