Residents of Taman Saga were given a rude awakening when a man ran amok killing a woman, believed to be his ex-wife, in Taman Saga, at about midnight last night.
Marianne See Kameron
Festive atmosphere during Pakatan convention
For a crowd of that size, anyone would have expected only noise and chaos but instead it was extremely peaceful and organised.
Getting ready for the flood
Most of the furniture has been raised onto the bricks to prevent them from being damaged by the floods. Continue reading
Couple and baby survive road crash
Members of the public who witnessed the incident helped to calm both the victim and the baby while waiting for the ambulance.
SMS hoax aimed at Kedah CM
He was from Qatar, could hardly speak Malay and was more comfortable speaking in English. He said he did not send the SMS and was unaware of the matter until now.
Five students unjustly barred from UPSR
The parents of Zulidham Yusof, Abdul Zulhelmi Mizan, Zulfikar Mohd Fauzi, Mohd Fazli Mat Isa and Mohd Hakim Hassan, wants to ensure that their children's UPSR results are not recorded as absent,...
Flash Floods continuously affect village
"My wife and I can't cope with the cleaning after every flood" Continue reading
Kedah state government angry about posters of Anwar
"It is acts of a cowardice! It is a Hari Raya Celebration and the insult to our leader was uncalled for" said Wan Salleh when met at the Open House attended by approximately 8,000 people.
Northern states face floods
Bilik Gerakan Banjir Jabatan Kebajikan Masyarakat (Sosial services) recorded that as of 6 p.m. yesterday, three flood relief centers have been opened and a total of 21 families have been relocated to ...
Bus station abuzz with life as Raya holidays wind down
Finding a parking lot was almost impossible. The security guards kept on blowing whistles to hurry people along and people were not allowed to wait longer than a few seconds in order to drop off...
Lemang still a favourite!
When Hari Raya is here, one would notice many roadside stalls sprouting up like mushrooms after a rain, roasting sticks of bamboo, filled with a mixture of glutinous rice and coconut milk, 'lemang'...
PAS distributes 500 packets of ‘bubur lambuk’ in Simpang Empat
The preparation of the porridge was a community affair as the committee worked together to cook and pack the treat before delivering the 500 packets to Pekan Simpang Empat.
Bus chase ends in drain
Haizal claimed he lost control of the car when a car in front of them unexpectedly turned at a junction.
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Family sells food to muslims during puasa, villagers throw a fit
The villagers of Kampung Bukit Murai has had enough of a family in the village who openly sells food to Muslims during the fasting month.
Petrol and diesel smuggling thwarted
A 21-hour operation conducted by the Unit Pencegahan Penyuludupan Kedah (UPP) busted an attempt to smuggle diesel and petrol worth RM 13,000 at Bukit Kayu Hitam yesterday.
Playing truant with stolen bikes
Three secondary school students were picked up yesterday by the authorities at about 11 am after they were caught playing truant.
Woman’s scream scares off thieves
The shouts and screams of Mariam Abdul Rahim rescued her from falling prey to thieves in Kampung Kubang Panjang recently.
Firecrackers smuggled disguised in fruit baskets
Attempts to smuggle in firecrackers via the shores of Kurung Tengar were busted by local authorities early yesterday morning when the smuggled goods, worth approximately RM4000, were found hidden in...
‘Entertainment’ winds down in Perlis
All entertainment centres in the state show cooperation with the local authorities as Muslims begin the fasting month.
Stolen drain grates, a death trap
The residents of Taman Golf and Taman Lumba Kuda are upset over the theft of iron grills covering the drainage on the roads around the neighbourhood.
Food stalls to clean up act
Majlis Bandaraya Alor Setar (MBAS) has promised to take aggressive steps towards making the city's restaurants and hawker stalls cleaner and more hygienic.
Steady prices at local markets in Kedah
Despite the low levels of subsidised oil, rice and flour in the area, fresh goods like chicken, fish and vegetables seems to show no sign of low lines. In fact the prices of these goods show no...