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Parts of Swift Current saw about 75 millimetres of rain in about an hour and a down-pour of pea-sized hail on Saturday evening. Flooding prompted the city to apply for the Provincial Disaster Assistance Program for the second time this year.

Lewis graduated high school here during the Great Depression and went on to serve under two presidents.

A wildfire burned too quickly for crews to turn on sprinklers set up to protect cabins near the community.

Studying historic eruptions through a storytelling lens often improves our understanding of and ability to prepare for such events.

Officials with Quay County and the City of Tucumcari are hoping for a federal disaster declaration that would make private property owners eligible

Since 1991, 264 scientists and technicians from 30 countries have participated in the volcanology training.

The Saskatchewan government is set to provide northern residents with $100 each to help them recover money from food that spoiled over the more than two days the dozen communities were without power.

With people out camping this weekend, the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency is urging everyone to be careful with anything that could cause a spark as conditions are extremely dry.

The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) said Friday it's getting some help from another province to fight...

Financial support is being provided to Northern Saskatchewan residents who were without power for several days due to ongoing wildfires and unseasonably dry con