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CPS employee charged in major drug bust
A civilian employee of the Calgary Police Service is one of two charged in recent busts of two marijuana grow operations. Police here along with RCMP made the busts Tuesday, seizing more than 400 plants ...
Cyclist fights for life after collision with vehicle
A 47 year-old woman is in life-threatening condition after being hit by a vehicle while riding her bike. It happened just before 5 o'clock Wednesday afternoon in the 100 block of 17 Ave SW. EMS tell 660News ...
Housing Starts Down in Calgary
2008 isn't shaping up to be a good year for new homes in Calgary, but the same can't be said for 2009. A housing report by Altus-Clayton says starts will be down this year in our city as well as surrounding ...
Canadian Taxpayers Federation Gives Back to Drivers
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation surprised drivers across the country today by reimbursing them for some of the taxes they pay out at the pumps. It was part of an effort to highlight what the federation ...
Chinese Earthquake Aid Slow
AN XIAN, China - Military helicopters dropped food and medicine to Chinese earthquake survivors who remained cut off Wednesday in remote mountain villages, while a jump in deaths pushed the toll close ...
Cranbrook helicopter crash
The Transportation Safety Board is on the scene, trying to piece together what happened when a helicopter slammed into a residential street in Cranbrook. The crash killed all three people on board, as ...
Popular camping area closed
A pair of popular campsites near Waiparous will be closed for the long weekend. The campsites will be closed because wild weather has delayed a road project in the area. 'Waiparous Valley Road' has been ...
Meetings continue for west leg of LRT
The west LRT group and several other community leaders were on hand for a public meeting Tuesday evening on the proposed west LRT project. The city was hosting the information session at City Hall after ...
270 marijuana plants seized in Chestermere
There was a big bust in Chestermere early Tuesday for Mounties and city police. The joint operation seized 270 marijuana plants, worth about $750000 and 70 pounds of packaged marijuana from a sophisticated ...
Liberal MLA wants action on tunnel
A Calgary Liberal MLA is calling on the provincial transportation minister to back a proposed tunnel that would extend airport trail east-ward. The idea was brought forward by Ward 3 Alderman Jim Stevenson ...
Normal summer ahead for mosquito count
The advent of West Nile virus means that every year the city is left to battle the 25 different varieties of the pest that call Calgary home. Andrew Gaffney from Parks Calgary tells 660News, it appears ...
Slain solider remembered as great man
Corporal Michael Starker is being remembered by his family, as a compassionate and dependable man who loved his job. The family of the Calgary solider and EMS worker, killed last week in Afghanistan...
Clinton takes West Virginia
Hillary Clinton has won the democratic presidential primary in West Virginia, but is still facing calls for her to bow out of the party's race. Clinton was projected as the winner even before early results ...
Another ray dies at Calgary Zoo
The Calgary Zoo says another sting ray has died. That brings to 35 the number of cow nose rays that have passed away since Sunday. The latest animal died Tuesday morning, but zoo officials say hopes ...
Police release sketch in arson case
City police have released a sketch of a possible suspect as they continue to investigate a fire last month in the city's northwest. At approximately 4 a.m. of Friday March 14, crews were called to a blaze ...
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