Innisfail News

This year's back-to-school day had its usual excitement for kids but added anxiety for parents, school officials and law enforcement officials.

While the third suspect in the alleged Raspberry Park bullying attack was apprehended and charged last weekend, Aidan Remple's determined fight against bullies was honoured last weekend during a Calgary football game.

Mayor Jim Romane has changed his mind about running for a second term and officially announced his retirement from municipal politics at last night's regular council meeting. “I have decided not to run now. It is time.

The town has brought in a new Business Licensing Bylaw that will raise fees for 2014, create longer approval times and crack down on out of town businesses, including contractors and realtors, who have been operating unimpeded in the community for de

Dana Meise is aiming to be the first Canadian to have walked to all three of Canada's kilometre zero signs. The Thunder Bay, Ont. man, who originally hails from Prince George, B.C.

What could have been a horrific high-speed highway accident near Bowden resulted in no fatalities or any series injuries.

Dave Muddle can finally have his day in ridding his property of its hidden past.

Police are seeking the public's help to locate a man responsible for committing an indecent act against a woman at the Pine Lake Leisure Campground. Innisfail RCMP Cpl. Jeff Hildebrandt said shortly before 11 p.m. on Aug.

Raspberry Park residents have been left horrified following the incident where a 14-year-old boy was attacked in an alleged act of bullying, with many saying they are going to think twice before letting their kids get out of sight.

Town council has committed spending $3.75 million to start construction on a new high-end residential development at Napoleon Lake.