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Saskatchewan is reporting one new case of COVID-19 on Wednesday, bringing the provincial total to 647 cases. 3

The Saskatchewan Health Authority will speak on its visitation guidelines during the COVID-19 pandemic on Wednesday. 2

A Regina man is speaking out after he says he was racially profiled in a post in a private neighbourhood Facebook group. 1

The Regina Police Service has released its monthly crime statistics for April, painting a better picture of crime in the city during the COVID-19 pandemic. 1

A 34-year-old Regina man is facing attempted murder and weapons charges after he allegedly stabbed a woman on Tuesday.

The former Minneapolis Police officer who pressed his knee into George Floyd's neck was charged with second-degree murder and the three other officers on scene during his killing are charged with aiding and abetting second-degree murder, according to court documents. 21

Human waste including excrement, used toilet paper, wipes and soiled socks can be found in the bushes and near the locked bathrooms in Regina’s Wascana Park. Public washrooms in the park and in nearby centres are currently closed to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. 1

For the first time in its history, the Queen City Ex has been cancelled because of COVID-19.

Nunavut RCMP are considering whether to use body cameras as tension grows between police officers and the largely Inuit communities they serve.

The $300,000 First Nations and Métis Community Projects grant program will focus this year on locally-developed projects related to issues raised by the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls, the province says.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau did not speak for some 21 seconds when asked to comment on U.S. President Donald Trump's handling of protesters in the United States, ultimately avoiding even saying Trump's name in his eventual response. 15

Former U.S. President Barack Obama is taking on an increasingly public role as the nation confronts a confluence of historic crises that has exposed deep racial and socioeconomic inequalities in America and reshaped the November election. 55

Hundreds gathered at the Saskatchewan Legislature Tuesday morning, to support the Black Lives matter movement, and in response to the killing of George Floyd by a police officer in Minneapolis. 3

A Calgary couple stranded in India after their flight was cancelled in April because of COVID-19 were killed last weekend.

A man is in hospital with what police describe as “life-threatening” injuries after he was ejected from his vehicle in a rollover on Ring Road on Monday afternoon.

The Regina Police Service is looking for information after a string of mischief incidents involving smashed windows over the past few weeks.

The City of Regina is investigating how oil from the Co-op Refinery Complex ended up in the city’s wastewater system. 1

The RCMP says the northbound lanes on are open again on Highway 11 after they were blocked near Lumsden due to a two-vehicle crash.

Country Thunder Craven will not go ahead in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. 1

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe said he supports the Black Lives Matter protesters that rallied in Regina on Tuesday, even though he did not attend the event himself. 1

The province of Saskatchewan is reporting no new COVID-19 cases on Tuesday, along with 14 new recoveries. 3

On Monday, June 8 the COVID-19-related travel restrictions in Saskatchewan's far north are expected to be lifted. 1

Saskatchewan residents have shown the most improved mental health in the country, according to last month's Mental Health Index report by human resources giant Morneau Shepell.

The COVID-19 outbreak in Beauval is over, the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) says.

The federal government has begun procuring the supplies that will be essential for 'mass vaccinations' in the event that a vaccine is found for COVID-19, starting with signing a contract for 37 million syringes. 16

The Canada Revenue Agency has opened its snitch line to reports of fraudulent claims relating to the CERB fund and other COVID-19 financial relief benefits. 7

Black Lives Matter rallies have been organized in Regina in solidarity with similar events across Canada and in the United States. 1

Tear gas choked Paris streets as riot police faced off with protesters setting fires Tuesday amid growing global outrage over George Floyd's death in the United States, racial injustice and heavy-handed police tactics around the world. 47

Saskatchewan is reporting one new COVID-19 case and six new recoveries on Monday.

The province’s Water Security Agency (WSA) says the risk to the environment and public of oil sludge from the Regina’s Co-op Refinery discharging into the City of Regina’s sewer system on May 22 remains low. 1

The May 17 crash that killed a member of the Snowbirds team and injured a pilot may have been caused by a bird, an investigator revealed Monday. 27

The RCMP says it responded to 62 calls about the public health order in place in Saskatchewan last week.

Saskatchewan Health officials say they are working hard to make themselves available to communities and families with concerns regarding long-term care in the province.

Regina police say they have charged a man and a woman after they say the woman got into a fight with one of their officers early Sunday morning.

A 56-year-old man is dead following a single vehicle rollover on Highway 3 west of Paradise Hill overnight, according to Maidstone RCMP.