Emergency services: Two injured in two traffic accidents on Thursday afternoon
The Grand Ducal Fire and Rescue Corps reported two collisions over the course of Thursday afternoon.
Top of the vine: Serge Fischer appointed new director of Luxembourg’s Wine Institute
The Wine Institute is tasked with carrying out applied research and practice-related testing on all things related to Luxembourg’s domestic viticulture.
RIP: Former CSV MP Ferny Nicklaus-Faber dies at 86
The former CSV MP and Luxembourg City municipal councillor, Ferny Nicklaus-Faber, has passed away at the age of 86.
Thursday morning: Dramatic accident unfolds at the tram construction site along the A1
Authorities are currently responding to an incident along the A1, where a truck overturned this Thursday morning.
Thursday morning: Kilometres of traffic jams on Luxembourg’s motorways
Thursday morning proves challenging for commuters, especially in the vicinity of Luxembourg City, as multiple accidents disrupt traffic flow across major motorways.
Midwifery, transhumance, and irrigation: Luxembourg traditions gain UNESCO recognition as intangible heritage
In a recent development, UNESCO has officially acknowledged three Luxembourgish traditions, enlisting them in the prestigious catalogue of the world’s intangible cultural heritage.
‘Something I won’t forget for the rest of my life’: Woman challenges first verdict for brother’s death
On Tuesday afternoon, the Luxembourg Court of Appeal conducted the second trial for a woman accused of murdering her 44-year-old brother in Schifflange in 2021.
Ministry of Mobility resolves land dispute: Green light for tram expansion to Howald
Minister for Mobility Yuriko Backes has reached an amicable agreement with the landowner, paving the way for the long-awaited tram expansion to Howald.
