Premier Alison Redford and several of her ministers re-announced $2.8 million in GreenTRIP funding, which will be used for buses and improvements previously made to the bus garage and maintenance facility, Jan. 25.

An afternoon robbery left the local Superstore Liquor Store down $300 in stock after a brazen theft, Jan. 24.

With a $37-million increase in total construction projects from 2010, Rocky View County had a bounceback year in 2011.

Registration for the sixth annual Mayor’s Recreation for Life Run and Walk opens on Feb. 1.

About 25 concerned parents attended a two-hour information session at Nose Creek Valley Museum in Airdrie to hear about the state of drugs in schools, Jan. 17.

With temperatures plunging below -30°C last week, Alberta set a new record for electricity consumption.

The Airdrie RCMP is encouraging residents to report suspicious behaviour, after two recent child abduction incidents.

Between Jan. 20 and Jan. 22, the Airdrie RCMP were dispatched to 13 false security alarms. Four of those alarms were businesses and nine of them residential.

A family that lost its home to a fire on Jan. 13 is overwhelmed by the support it has received from the community.

City council approved a dog licence amnesty program to be followed by an enforcement program, which will send bylaw officers door to door, giving out $250 tickets to anyone with unlicensed dogs, Jan. 16.

City council tabled an amendment to the existing security alarm systems bylaw, Jan. 16.

A nasty collision on Jan. 16 slowed northbound traffic on Highway 2.

With temperatures plunging below -30°C last week, Alberta set a new record for electricity consumption.

City council directed staff to look into a bylaw to establish the Airdrie Combat Sports Committee.