Innisfail News

A violent two-vehicle crash 25 kilometres east of Innisfail that ignited into a massive fireball,with thick billowing black smoke and intense heat, is being described by fire department officials as the largest ever seen. At around 1:45 p.m. on Sept.

With scores of Innisfail students wearing orange today to symbolize the community's disdain for bullying, local RCMP has laid an assault charge against a fourth suspected bully in the Aidan Remple case with a new count of robbery laid against an alle

The showdown over a Penhold saloon continues with the town promising it will enforce the big hand of the law.

The Innisfail RCMP's quarterly report to town council shows that crime in the town and outlying areas has jumped just over 26 per cent over last year. Staff Sgt.

For the second year running, Innisfail Scotiabank is teaming up with École Innisfail Middle School for the Terry Fox Run.

Innisfail RCMP is seeking the public's help in nabbing the culprits who stole $5,000 from newlyweds at a Penhold wedding reception. Sometime between 3 a.m. and 11 a.m. on Sept.

It was a weekend of festivals. Both Penhold and Innisfail hosted fall festivals over the weekend of September 6 to 8, and each featured special events to kick off the season.

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.