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There are four new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan on August 19, bringing the total to 1,586 total cases. The new cases are located in the North West (2) and South West (2) zones. Of the 1,586 reported cases, 154 are considered active.

HUMBOLDT — Humboldt is joining the queue to receive provincial dollars for repairs on Highway 20 and Highway 5.

UPDATE: Journey Kay has been found safe and sound. Cell phones in Humboldt buzzed with an alert about a missing four-year-old child. The alert, was happened around 8:45 a.m. on Aug. 19, didn't say which community Journey Kay went missing from.

Notorious for noxious odours and even explosions, meth labs pose another danger. Even after a meth lab has been dismantled, the former lab may be a health risk in the building with the residue being toxic for up to five years.

EAST CENTRAL — Heat warning from Environment Canada continue for the entire region today.

From the Saskatchewan Health Authority: The Saskatchewan Health Authority is alerting individuals of a possibility of COVID-19 exposure through a local business in Battleford and is urging Saskatchewan residents to follow public health measures and p

Discovery Co-op released the following statement Tuesday evening: “One of our employees at the Discovery Co-op Food Store in Battleford reported symptoms and entered self-isolation on Friday, Aug. 14.

A Hafford man facing child pornography charges asked the court for an adjournment. Kelly Beleznay, 55, appeared in person in Saskatoon Provincial Court Aug.

Three people arrested by the Saskatchewan RCMP Crime Reduction Team made their first court appearance yesterday and weren’t given bail.

A 14 year old Sudbury boy is hoping to show off his new LIGHT IR device, which he said is designed to detect cancer cells far more quickly than any other device. Aaryan Harshith will soon enter Grade 10.