Thousands Rally in Stockholm to Demand Action Against Gun Violence
Approximately 10,000 people gathered in Stockholm on January 22 to protest gun violence in a moving event featuring victims' families and calls for urgent action.
Approximately 10,000 people gathered in Stockholm on January 22 to protest gun violence in a moving event featuring victims' families and calls for urgent action.
Following the 2023 Jetline accident at Gröna Lund, survivors speak out as the park is fined over 5 million kronor for negligence causing death and injury.
An explosion in Fagersjö, Stockholm caused building damage but no injuries; police are investigating with helicopter assistance.
Authorities investigate explosions in Farsta and Fagersjö, southern Stockholm, with no injuries or major damage reported.
Karim Alaa Hussain's life sentence for a gang-related murder in Husby, Stockholm, has been confirmed by the Court of Appeal after a 2025 shooting linked to gang retaliation.
Stockholm City closed 10,000 snow removal complaints and limited staff responses during the January 2026 snowstorm due to overwhelming demand and resource constraints.
A Stockholm police officer is on trial for multiple sexual offenses against minors committed via Snapchat, with charges including rape and exploitation.
A man in his 30s died after being thrown from a balcony in Spånga, Stockholm, leading to murder charges against three suspects.
Swedish police have launched murder investigations after two separate deaths in Stockholm and outside Katrineholm, with arrests made and inquiries ongoing.
Two young men with ISIS ties convicted for plotting a suicide bombing at Stockholm’s 2025 Kulturfestival, with sentences reflecting intent and youth.
William Suso, wanted for a 5-year-old attempted murder in Stockholm, was arrested at Arlanda Airport after being escorted by Turkish police.
Stockholm opens the House of Photography as a new public art hall showcasing iconic and contemporary photographic works, addressing a growing demand for quality photography exhibitions.
Stockholm has received over 10,000 complaints over poor snow clearing, mainly in southern districts, prompting possible fines for contractors amid public distress.
Two brothers were sentenced to over five years in prison and lifetime expulsion from Sweden after a brutal hate crime attack on a Shia Muslim man in a Stockholm gym.
Seven individuals face serious charges including threats, arson, and child abduction against politicians and officials in Stockholm County, with a trial set for January 23.
Three people have been arrested and charged with murder as police investigate the suspicious death of a woman in Djursholm near Stockholm.
Vilma Andersson, 26, is suspected of the brutal murder and dismemberment of a woman in Rönninge, with a criminal history including attempted kidnapping and child pornography.
A 17-year-old has been sentenced to 10 years and 10 months for the 2025 murder of 16-year-old Rio Berg Aygün near Fruängen in Stockholm, after a shooting that left Rio dead and a friend injured.
A severe snowstorm has led to major bus traffic disruptions in Stockholm, with numerous buses stuck and operational chaos reported in multiple locations including Tullinge and Älvsjö.
Snowstorm Anna causes major bus delays in Stockholm's Tullinge and prompts new SMHI snowfall warnings across southeastern Sweden.
A candlelight vigil at Sergels torg unites hundreds to honor two women murdered in Boden and Rönninge during the Christmas holidays, with similar memorials held nationwide.
Arlanda Airport experiences major baggage mishandling chaos as snowstorm Anna disrupts flight and luggage operations, causing long passenger wait times and cancellations.
Hundreds gathered in Rönninge for a candlelight vigil honoring a murdered woman and expressing concerns about local safety.
SMHI expands orange snow warnings to Stockholm amid heavy snowfall and travel chaos caused by Stormen Anna.
Storm Anna disrupts Swedish air travel and triggers extended snow warnings, with heavy impact continuing in Stockholm and beyond.
2025 ranks as one of the warmest years in history, with northern Europe and Sweden experiencing record-breaking temperatures and a notably warm autumn.
A bus crash in Liljeholmen, Stockholm, injured seven people including the driver; police are investigating reckless driving with no suspects yet.
The search for the missing 25-year-old woman in Rönninge continues into its third day with active police and volunteer involvement, investigations into persons of interest, and new police cordons established around Uttran lake.
A major police operation in Rönninge on December 26 involved multiple units including a helicopter and dog patrols, with officials assuring public safety despite no details being disclosed.
Community events in Stockholm offer festive meals and companionship on Christmas Eve, helping the elderly and lonely find connection and warmth.
A Koran with bullet holes was found outside a Stockholm mosque, marking a troubling Islamophobic hate crime amid calls for stronger protections.
Kista's high office vacancy and safety concerns challenge economic recovery despite positive moves such as Ericsson's lease extension and new development plans.
A fire at Stockholm's Fotografiska museum was swiftly extinguished with no reported injuries; police are investigating the cause.
Alm Equity boosts its real estate portfolio in Greater Stockholm by acquiring 14 development projects through Storstaden Stockholm Bostad, signaling robust investment activity in the regional housing market.
Authorities have closed the investigation into the November bus accident in Stockholm, citing unforeseen driver illness and no technical faults.
The Stockholm bus driver involved in the November fatal crash recounts his experience, with investigation pointing to an acute medical emergency causing the accident.
A Stockholm high school reports a tuberculosis case with ongoing contact tracing; school operations continue due to low transmission risk.
In Stockholm, hundreds defied recent terror threats to celebrate Chanukka, reinforcing unity and resilience against rising antisemitism.
Stockholm is undertaking a major investment exceeding 20 billion kronor to prevent an electricity shortage, responding to longstanding power supply challenges in the capital.
Stockholm's psychiatric services, especially provider Wemind, face criticism and political pressure amid concerns over treatment approaches and communication practices.
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