Several break-ins have been reported to the police in Esch-sur-Alzette and Pétange within the past few hours.
The government is seeking to extend the Covid-19 law for an additional two years, covering the handling of data, the use of face masks in specific situations, and vaccinations administered at pharmacies.
Police are seeking assistance in identifying two individuals involved in the theft of a credit card on 1 March 2023, between 12.09pm and 1.07pm.
Luxembourg City's innovative 'Apéri'tours' initiative, announced on Tuesday at Limpertsberg's Tramsschapp, promises to engage residents in urban development through neighbourhood walking tours with City officials, addressing local issues while celebrating community strengths.
President Emmanuel Macron faced accusations of transphobia after criticizing the manifesto of a new left-wing coalition. His comments have sparked controversy and backlash from various political and social groups just weeks before the legislative elections.
RTL received confirmation of this from the OGBL and the LCGB. Thirty-six people are losing their jobs, but they will receive compensation.
The Canadian singer-songwriter is on tour with a new EP, and Today Radio still has some tickets left for the much-anticipated live show in the Grand Duchy.
Luxembourg's financial aid scheme for businesses investing in environmental and climate protection is set to undergo significant reforms, as Minister Delles announced a new €412 million budget and streamlined administrative procedures to accelerate the transition to sustainable technologies.
Three Luxembourg table tennis stars, including veteran Ni Xia Lian, have made history by qualifying for the Paris 2024 Olympics, highlighting a remarkable rise in the sport for the small European nation.
French police have arrested eight people in New Caledonia, including a prominent leader of the pro-independence CCAT movement, amid escalating tensions over proposed changes to the territory's electoral roll.
Luxembourg City's historic streets will come alive with vibrant sounds as the Blues'n'Jazz Rallye returns on Saturday, 20 July, transforming Pfaffenthal, Clausen, and the Grund into an all-night music festival featuring 40 acclaimed musicians and ensembles across eight stages.
The Today Radio news team brings you the latest headlines for Wednesday, 19 June.
Luxembourg's government faces mounting pressure to enhance protections for gig economy workers, as The Left's draft bill on false self-employment sparks debate amid pending EU directives.
