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Alberta Health Services officials confirmed the ninth measles case in the Edmonton zone Wednesday afternoon. Several of the potential exposure locations are in southeast Edmonton.

You can learn stuff about life at the bottle depot. Sitting in a long line recently, I had plenty of time to kill. I watched as car after car unloaded their bottles.

Innovative youth could be bidding their window washing jobs adieu thanks to a new entrepreneurial summer program. Gen Y CEO is a pilot program by the city’s economic development team.

I've had an issue with invisible frogs as of late. Ever since the snow's melted, I've heard an orchestra's worth of frogs singing away in the muck by the road on my way to work.

Wendy Enberg had her first psychotic break in 2006. Her mother thought she was having a stroke and called 911. Enberg describes the break as having "lost complete touch with reality.

The driver of an SUV involved in a fatal vehicle-pedestrian collision in February will pay a $2,000 fine and have her licence suspended for three months.

The quality of life in St. Albert is good according to an overwhelming majority of participants in the community satisfaction survey. The results of the biennial survey were presented to council on Monday.

Craving some pizza? LoSeCa may just have what you need. The local, non-profit organization, known for working with disabled individuals in the community, is starting a new business called Street Pizza.

Some hockey heroes of the past can be seen in action once again to raise funds for the unsung military heroes of today.

The city has closed the book on 2013 with council approval of its annual report.