Major infrastructure project: Howald station on track for completion by late 2026
The Howald rail station project remains on schedule for late 2026 completion, with critical infrastructure works set to temporarily disrupt service during summer 2025.
Emergency services: Six injured in five accidents on Wednesday afternoon
CGDIS crews responded to five separate accidents across the country Wednesday.
End of an era: Furniture store Sichel closes last two locations after 30 years in Luxembourg
Sichel SA will be declared bankrupt Wednesday afternoon, marking the definitive end of the 30-year-old retailer that once operated multiple showrooms across Luxembourg.
Eastern Luxembourg: Police seek witnesses after hit-and-run near Grevenmacher
Authorities are appealing for witnesses after a driver damaged a fence and road sign on the N1 near Grevenmacher and fled the scene earlier this month.
November 2024: Police still seek witnesses as firefighter dies months after mysterious incident
A 30-year-old firefighter has died from injuries sustained in a mysterious incident in November last year, as police continue to appeal for witnesses.
Nospelt Emaischen ball: Family seeks to thank good Samaritan who returned lost wallet
After losing her wallet at the Emaischen ball on Sunday evening, a young woman was reunited with it thanks to an anonymous kind stranger who handed it in to the Continue Reading
Easter incidents: Luxembourg police respond to multiple muggings and disturbances
The police dealt with a string of criminal incidents over the Easter holiday, responding to multiple muggings in Mersch and the Gare neighbourhood, along with several cases of public intoxication Continue Reading
Bankrupt steel plant in Dudelange: ‘We won’t forget you’, labour minister promises 150 Liberty Steel workers
Luxembourg’s government faces mounting pressure to resolve the six-year Liberty Steel crisis, as 150 Dudelange employees enter their sixth month without pay while awaiting Turkish buyer Tosyali Holding’s final commitment.
