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103. >> gut-wrenching, heartbreaking. how could this happen? >> reporter: eric bell, imani's father, says e.r. doctors revived his daughter twice. >> the body was so hot that it went right back into cardiac arrest. >> reporter: you actually watched your daughter die. >> yes. i was actually in the room. and, you know, that's just a memory that i will never forget. >> reporter: charges against the teen's two high school coaches include second-degree murder, cruelty to children, and involuntary manslaughter. the autopsy says she died of hyperthermia-- heatstroke. >> there were rules broken from t...

"The assistant coach saw Imani struggling and how hot it was and did not stop the practice," attorney Justin Miller said.

Article content Council needed unanimous approval to do a third and final reading of the Prohibited Business Bylaw during its meeting Wednesday, which would have put the bylaw into effect right away. The third and final reading instead is to take place Aug. 11 after a two-week summer break, but will not need unanimous approval by council. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Proposed conversion therapy bylaw will go to a final vote at Regina city council in August Back to video “There is some understanding that in some respects it’s a little b...

Stonecats flex their muscle, big win for Bombers Share Frankston YCW played host to Rosebud at John Coburn Oval. The Stonecats raced out of the blocks in the first quarter. A five goals to one first term put them in the box seat early. Things didn’t get any easier for Rosebud in the second quarter, as YCW continued to put pressure on. A four goals to none second term saw the Stonecats go into half time with a 56 point lead. Rosebud showed some fight after half time, but the damage was already done. Frankston YCW ended up winning by 69 points 16.15 (111) to 6.6 (42).