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Charges have been filed against the captain and pilot of the Norwegian vessel Misje Verde following a fatal collision with a leisure boat near Tjörn, with radar evidence implicating negligence.
A forum in Lekeberg brought together politicians and residents to address disability rights, accessibility, and inclusion challenges faced by individuals with disabilities.
LRF Gävleborg invites political parties for farm visits to discuss profitable farming and self-sufficiency, while Götene enforces stronger political accountability by potentially withdrawing benefits from politicians harming the municipality's reputation.
Landskrona's local politicians clashed over preserving farmland versus promoting industrial growth in a recent debate highlighting competing visions for the region's future.
Swedish political parties prepare to debate uranium mining and energy policy in Falköping, alongside calls for political reform to improve accountability in Ronneby.
With the 2026 local elections approaching, Ludvika faces a politically charged trial while Sundsvall residents urge more decisive leadership amid major industrial changes.
A suspicious object thrown into a Stockholm restaurant prompted a bomb squad response, street closures, resident evacuations, and the detention of two individuals, with investigations ongoing.
A woman has been found dead and the search for her missing child continues following a boat collision near Tjörn, while the cargo ship captain remains detained as police investigate.
Following a fatal collision near Tjörn involving a Norwegian cargo ship and a recreational boat, the captain has been arrested and investigation focuses on black box analysis to determine the cause.
Strömsund struggles with low student qualification rates for high school, prompting political calls for improved teacher qualifications and education reforms ahead of 2026 elections.
Sweden risks losing two billion kronor in EU funding for northern regions due to government inaction, raising alarms among regional leaders.
Sweden explores greater use of public-private partnerships to finance and deliver major infrastructure projects amid challenges with traditional procurement methods.
One person died in a rescue operation on Lake Vättern in Askersund after two went missing on a boat trip, with police investigating as a suspected serious crime.
Rural residents near Bräknesbacken are confronting local politicians over a wind farm project that threatens homes and property values, fueling demands for more authentic political representation.
Moderaterna in Danderyd face internal leadership challenges as key committee chairs back a no-confidence motion against municipal council leader Johanna Hornberger ahead of the 2026 elections.
Trelleborg Municipality forecasts a 35.9 million kronor deficit for 2026 amid lower tax revenues and rising costs, aligning with national fiscal pressures.
Local politicians in Mjölby manage personal challenges amid active community dialogues focusing on transport and infrastructure improvements.
Sweden launches substantial public health and resilience funding in 2026, targeting vulnerable groups regionally and fostering innovation nationally with a 50 million SEK investment.
Hammarö debates funding and scope of Gunnarskärsgården renovation amid fiscal responsibility discussions, while Karlskoga reports stable finances.
Jens Fischer's resignation and subsequent request for transition support despite a new police job stirs political trust issues in economically challenged Hagfors.
Criticism arises over high political salaries in Vellinge and the contrast between Social Democrats' housing integration policies and their living choices.
Swedish politicians face scrutiny for limited knowledge and disrespectful conduct during public forums, highlighting concerns about political culture and accountability.
Sicklavallen housing and sports plans face strong community opposition ahead of critical municipal decision.
Underfunding in Swedish schools limits student support while new work-integrated teacher training programs aim to improve teacher readiness.
While Värnamo reports a significant financial surplus after strong 2025 results, Gotland faces a challenging 2026 forecast marked by deficits and infrastructure issues.
Storm Dave causes train cancellations and traffic incidents between Helsingborg and Teckomatorp, disrupting southern Sweden transport.
Sweden witnesses key changes in the management of cultural venues, with Gothenburg debating Liseberg's privatization and Partille municipalizing Herrgårdsscenen stage to sustain local cultural activities.
A housing and school development plan in Askim gains political approval despite local residents' environmental and community concerns.
Swedish local politicians respond to concerns raised by youth and community members, highlighting cases in Kalmar and Trollhättan focused on recreation and safety.
A large landslide in Rödbo, northern Hisingen, caused extensive property damage but no injuries, prompting emergency response and expert analysis of geological risks.