Winnipeg Police say an injured male found in a bus shack near Marion Street and St. Mary's Road Saturday morning likely suffered from some sort of medical emergency.

Two high school students from Selkirk have been arrested and chargeds with possessing controlled substances for trafficking. Selkirk RCMP arrested the two students at the Lork Selkirk Secondary School Friday morning at 11:20 a.m.

Double-digit temperatures continued in Winnipeg and most of southern Manitoba today... indeed, setting a record-high for this date.

One man is listed in stable condition in hospital with serious head injuries after a brawl broke out in an Osborne Street nightclub early Saturday morning.

Two men are in custody facing charges after repeatedly assaulting a couple in Osborne Village Friday night... Around 9:30 pm Friday, two males approached a male and a female - both 48 years old - near the 100 block of Osborne Street, requesting money.

A 16-year-old Northern Manitoba boy managed to save his ill grandmother from of a burning house, but had to leave a man inside the burning building. Police say a 25-year-old man was still trapped by flames inside the Norway House home.

A newly released document shows the Canadian Wheat Board needlessly shared sensitive information about its farmers with companies that buy and handle grains.

No one had to battle long lineups at this weekend's H1N1 flu vaccination clinics in Winnipeg... 837 people were immunized today, bringhing the cumulative total to 170,115.

Winnipeg Police are treating this morning's Transcona stabbing death as a homicide... Police tell CJOB .. around 3:30 this morning, a fight broke out in a home in the 300 block of Victoria Ave in Transcona.

Winnipeg Police have brought in their homicide unit after a violent incident early this morning in Transcona. Police Constable Jacqueline Chaput tells CJOB they were called to Regent Avenue and Day Street around 3:20 a.m. after getting reports of a badly injured man in the parking lot there.

Winnipeg Police say charges are pending against a 31-year old man after a 16-year old girl who went missing... was found safe during the noon-hour Friday. Police want to thank the public for helping to find Rhianna Kirkness. The suspect is facing charges of harbouring a child under 18.

A 28-year old Winnipeg man is facing a long list of charges after numerous residential break-ins between January and September. While looking into the case, investigators went to a home in the 600 block of Earl Grey where they found a firearm, ammunition, stolen property and some drugs.

A close call for an 11-year old Winnipeg boy. Winnipeg Police Services District 1 Crime Unit is investigating after the boy was approached by a man in his mid to late twenties who told hold of him. Screaming...the boy broke free and out-ran the young man after him.

For the second day in a row, charges have been laid in connection with two people accused of harbouring a missing youth. Police say this time around, a 17-year old was reported missing to police last Saturday. The teen was characterized as being at high risk of being victimized or exploited.

A solemn ceremony over the noon-hour Friday to officially launch the pillows for troops campaign.

The Winnipeg Regional Health Authority has run out of one type of the H1 N1 flu vaccine. At the opening of Friday's clinics, they were down to two thousand doses of the adjuvented vaccine, they type recommended for most people.

Police are asking for the public's assistance in locating a missing teenager. 15 year old Katrina Pottinger was last seen yesterday in the Sargent Park area.

There's been a ceremonial sod turning on the site of what is to become IKEA in Southwest Winnipeg, just off Kenaston. Crews are expected to start working on some of the supporting infrastructure next week, but it will be awhile before anyone goes shopping.

No word yet on any injuries in a multi-vehicle crash at Wilkes and Waverley shortly after 8 o'clock Friday morning. At least three vehicles were involved. One ended up on its side. The crash tied up traffic for a considerable period of time.

A Winnipeg man has been convicted of first degree murder in the death of Frehley McKay in 2002. A jury found William Henderson guilty Thursday following a five week trial.