Chief Ken News Today

Firefighters had to help get the driver out of the dump truck.

Rocky View County Fire Chief Ken Hubbard says shortage of water, lack of spring rains and Alberta's drought forecast could lead to active 2024 fire season.

The Mesa Police Department is facing a federal civil rights lawsuit after multiple officers knocked a man unconscious during a violent arrest at his goddaughter’s quinceanera.

A statewide mental health study official launched at Avita Health Systems, partly because local roots run deep for Ken Coontz.

History was made Feb. 1 when the Watseka Fire Department started staffing Station 1 12 hours a day five days a week.

The Brunswick Fire Department recently had 10 vacant positions as some firefighters left for higher-paying departments or to start other careers.

The holiday shopping season is underway, and Elizabeth Township Police want to make sure your gifts make it under the tree — and not into the wrong hands.

With another big storm headed to the region Wednesday, Chatham-Kent Fire and Rescue is reminding residents what to do when there’s hazardous weather.

In an interview with The Post and Courier, Police Chief Howie Thompson said he will still retire in the future but that date has not been determined.

A June 11 fire at the Perryman Village housing development destroyed five apartments.