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Wednesday, 30.07.2025
20:59 Early lead squandered: Servette must enter Europa League qualification (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The Geneva team fails in the 2nd qualifying round of the Champions League against Viktoria Plzeň. They lose the return match against the Czechs 1:3.
19:00 Contemporary art: Crucified Trump on display in the former Buffet of Basel Station (24heures)
A gallery temporarily takes over the CFF station in Basel. It will unveil a work depicting the crucified American president, which is already causing a scandal.
18:32 Obituary: Former Zurich footballer Andy Ladner has passed away (24heures)
Former international, veteran of the national team, the defender had played for Grasshoppers, as well as in Lugano and Basel. He passed away at the age of 63.
17:34 National Day in the canton: What to do in your city to celebrate the Confederation? (24heures)
The Vaud municipalities are well prepared to welcome the crowds. Here are the programs, rich in musical and family-oriented offerings.
16:37 Swiss real estate market: Housing prices surge by nearly 2% in three months (TdG, 24heures)
The surge in prices is accelerating with a 1.9% increase in the second quarter. Rural areas are experiencing the most significant growth.
16:33 A commentary on a quirky offer at Lake Thun: When will the pizza service by drone arrive? (derBund, BZ)
In Merligen, there is now a Boat Drive-in offering snacks, fresh dishes, or appetizer platters. Is the idea of a gourmet gas station clever? Or rather absurd?
16:29 Dispute over UBS capital buffers: "Too extreme": Sergio Ermotti criticizes demands from Finance Minister Keller-Sutter (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The CEO of UBS is resisting the regulatory plans of the Federal Council. He also makes it clear that the fiasco surrounding the dollar derivatives is settled for the large bank.
16:23 Violation of human rights: 201 people were victims of human trafficking in Switzerland in 2024 (TdG, 24heures)
Human trafficking has slightly increased in Switzerland: last year, 201 victims were recorded by the Traite Platform, of which 73% are women.
16:17 Always on August 1st: Farm women? In the small village of Oberaargau, the farm men are on the move (derBund, BZ)
The national celebration in Walliswil near Wangen is their job: Nine young men take action year after year and carry a large fire together. As farm men.
16:08 Cantonale solidarity: FC Sion renames a stand in honor of Blatten (TdG, 24heures)
The Valais football club announced that stand D at the Tourbillon stadium will be named after Blatten. Proceeds will be donated to the affected village.
15:57 Study on holidays: Going in a group is a no for the majority of Swiss people (TdG)
The idea of traveling in a group and sharing a house is off-putting for the majority of Swiss people. Too many negative aspects come to their minds.
15:27 Preparations for a new bus terminal: the canton announces a large road construction project in the heart of Stäfa - once again (TagesAnzeiger)
Currently, a road project in the village center is causing chaos. This could be a preview of the next construction site. Because a bus lane is now planned on the same street.
15:07 Drug trafficking: Over 100 kilos of marijuana seized at Geneva airport (TdG, 24heures)
Two passengers arriving on a flight from Thailand were intercepted by Swiss customs. They were carrying the drugs in four suitcases.
15:00 July 30, 2025: The Most Important of the Day (TagesAnzeiger)
Tsunamis after a strong sea earthquake | Government plans billion-saving measures | Ghislaine Maxwell wants to testify in the Epstein case | Relocation project launched for Brienz | Xhaka transfers to Sunderland
14:50 Vaud public transport: The LEB construction site called in a helicopter for support (24heures)
On Wednesday morning, the aircraft transported 36 masts that will support the overhead lines between Jouxtens and Romanel. Operations, which have been suspended since late June between Lausanne and Cheseaux, will resume on August 18.
14:46 Multi-family house in Signau: Technical defect in photovoltaic system caused fire (BZ)
In mid-April, a fire broke out in the attic of a multi-family house in Signau. The Bern cantonal police have now clarified the cause of the fire.
14:35 Cantonal road passable: rockfall between Wilderswil and Zweilütschinen (BZ)
Above the cantonal road, a rockfall occurred on Wednesday afternoon. The area is currently being monitored by a geologist.
14:09 Donation from ticket sales: FC Sion shows solidarity with the landslide village of Blatten (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The Valais football club plays this season in front of a "Blatten Stand". The proceeds from the sold tickets will be donated to the village in Lötschental.
14:02 Doctor shortage in Switzerland: "After work, I sit in the practice for up to four hours": doctors advocate for a part-time model (TagesAnzeiger)
Are part-time doctors to blame for the supply crisis? A surgeon, a doctor, and an emergency physician defend themselves against the accusation.
13:55 Travel Trends: Beach, Freedom, and Gastronomy, the Golden Triangle of Swiss Vacationers (TdG, 24heures)
Most Swiss people prefer half-board to all-inclusive offers. Costa del Sol, Balearic Islands, Greek islands, and the French Riviera are their favorite getaways.
13:54 Planned Demonstration: "Absolutely Inappropriate": City of Zurich Bans Dance Demo in Bike Tunnel (TagesAnzeiger)
The Zurich authorities rejected a request for a demonstration in the city tunnel for safety reasons. The organizers aimed to raise awareness about the decline of clubs.
13:47 Home-jacking in Échallens: A woman threatened with a knife in her home by a burglar (24heures)
A man in work clothes burst into a resident's home. He stole jewelry before fleeing. The police are calling for witnesses.
13:38 Canton of Vaud targeted: Police warn of a wave of solar panel scams (24heures)
Scammers offer the installation of solar panels at attractive prices. After receiving deposits, they disappear or carry out work without being qualified.
13:37 Theft of weapons: Another break-in attempt at a gun shop – this time in Höri ZH (TagesAnzeiger)
On Tuesday morning, a Frenchman was arrested after attempting to break into a gun shop. The incident is part of a series of break-in attempts at gun stores.
13:28 Swiss tennis: Yann Marti is suspended for racist and antisemitic remarks (TdG, 24heures)
The former Valais professional was sanctioned for one year by Swiss Tennis for alleged racist and antisemitic remarks. The TC Bulle player has appealed.
13:02 Going out in Romandy: Our 25 great ideas for the holiday route (24heures)
As L’Estivale in Estavayer marks the return of Sens Unik, the Joux Valley welcomes giants, Gryon celebrates midsummer, and Geneva schedules a caustic comedians' club. Check out our favorites in the cultural and leisure agenda for this national holiday weekend.
13:00 Missing person alert: Have you seen this young man? (TdG, 24heures)
The Geneva cantonal police are looking for Abbas H., who has not been seen since leaving work on July 15.
12:54 Turnaround in the legal dispute: Environmental organization Aqua Viva withdraws complaint against Trift reservoir (BZ)
Aqua Viva gives up the legal dispute over the Trift reservoir and withdraws its complaint. The Grimsel Association is disappointed and maintains its resistance.
12:51 Local in the 4th district: The restaurant Rosi closes in December (TagesAnzeiger)
Chef Markus Stöckle has creatively presented Bavarian cuisine with a lot of humor and unusual twists in his inn near Lochergut. This will come to an end at the end of the year - for now.
12:31 Decisive match in Europe: The very attractive prices of Lausanne-Sport to fill its Tuilière (24heures)
Tickets at 10 francs (standing) and 15 francs (seated) are available for Lausanne-Sport's return home in the European Cup on Thursday.
12:25 Self-accident in Gwatt: car leaves the road and overturns - driver seriously injured (BZ)
A driver left the road with his car on the Gwattstutz on Tuesday evening and was seriously injured in the accident. The road section had to be completely closed during the rescue operations.
12:19 Elections 2026: The mayor of Meilen is running for re-election (TagesAnzeiger)
Christoph Hiller (FDP) is making himself available for a fifth term as mayor. Cordula Kaiss-Hess (FDP), who has been school president for twelve years, is also running again.
12:16 Basel Appeals Court: Rape on Elsässerstrasse: Acquittal Overturned (BaZ)
The juvenile accomplice will also be convicted of the rape. The second instance thus overturns the original ruling of the juvenile court.
12:03 Rainy days in Zurich: relax with art, stroll among the palms: the best indoor tips for bad weather (TagesAnzeiger)
The high summer is on hold for the time being. No reason to be in a bad mood, because at these places, the weather and temperature don't matter.
11:41 Early retirement at Winterthur municipal services: Director of Winterthur municipal services is retiring early (TagesAnzeiger)
Marco Gabathuler will step down at the end of January 2026 at the age of 64. The Winterthur city council is already looking for a successor.
11:31 Drought alert: Fire danger rises in Valais (TdG, 24heures)
Despite recent rains, the danger is increasingly high in several regions of the canton. Authorities are calling for caution and adherence to measures just days before August 1st.
11:28 Village life in Wädenswil: The Blauring witches camped at summer camp in Zernez (TagesAnzeiger)
Around 60 children and 30 leaders from Blauring Wädenswil/Au spent two exciting weeks in the Engadin in the canton of Graubünden.
11:19 Asylum system in the canton of Bern: New return center for families and single women in Biel (derBund, BZ)
Starting in August, the renovated director's villa on the Bührer site will accommodate French-speaking families and single women. The location in the Bernese Jura will be abandoned after just two years.
11:10 Meteorological phenomenon: A mini-tornado sketches a dance step on Lake Constance (TdG, 24heures)
A waterspout captivated observers on Tuesday between Romanshorn and Friedrichshafen. This phenomenon, similar to tornadoes, did not cause any damage.
10:29 Childcare offer: state contributions are running out - Basler Kindernäscht has to close (BaZ)
Without prior registration, parents can have their children cared for at Basler Kindernäscht in the city center on an hourly basis. This will come to an end at the end of the year.
10:27 Concerts in Zurich: Ed Sheeran at Letzigrund: Everything you need to know about the pop star (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The "Shape of You" singer will perform twice this week in Zurich. 15 questions and answers to prepare you for small talk about the Brit.
10:08 Excursion restaurant in Freienbach: If Michel Péclard throws in the towel, the Luegeten will soon be empty again (TagesAnzeiger)
Due to appeals, the Luegeten could soon be up for sale again. But what could a potential buyer do with this listed inn?
09:42 Art intervention: Donald Trump will be crucified at Basel SBB station (BaZ)
In the former brasserie in the west wing, there will be a temporary use of the Gleis 4 gallery. A work is expected to attract attention at the opening.
09:37 Mishap at SBB construction site: debris lands on the loungers of the Lorrainebad (derBund, BZ)
Last week, an incident occurred at the Lorrainebad in Bern. Debris from the SBB construction site rolled down to the loungers.
09:32 In Paudex (VD): They help a lamb, the municipality blames them (TdG, 24heures)
A mother and her daughter rescued an injured lamb. The municipality holds them responsible for the veterinary costs.
09:14 Promotion of biodiversity: The Stadel cemetery is buzzing and humming again (TagesAnzeiger)
Wildflowers next to graves with begonias in neat rows: For a year now, native plants and animals have increasingly made their home at the Stadel cemetery.
08:42 Little secrets of the Geneva communes (2/10): In Peney, this medieval castle destroyed by the Genevans (TdG)
An old building stood in the countryside of Mandement, of which it was the episcopal capital. Only a commemorative plaque remains.
08:41 Oeschiwald remains closed: movements at Spitze Stei have decreased (derBund, BZ)
Landslides in the Bernese Oberland have calmed down. The speeds are at a maximum of 15 centimeters per day, but the municipality is keeping the closure of Oeschiwald in place as a precaution.
08:36 Construction site in Islikon: traffic from Winterthur to Frauenfeld will be diverted until the end of 2026 (TagesAnzeiger)
The main road through Islikon will soon be completely renovated. Cars coming from the Zurich border will no longer be able to pass through the village in the municipality of Gachnang.
08:28 After a complaint from Pro Natura: The approval for the wolf culling in St. Gallen was unlawful (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The Federal Court ruled that the authorities in St. Gallen relied on incomplete documents when granting permission for the culling of a wolf.
08:10 Initiative launched in Geneva: At the cemetery, should there be a memorial garden for deceased animals? (TdG, 24heures)
In Geneva, a group of citizens is asking the Canton for a space to scatter the ashes of pets. Such private places exist elsewhere in Romandy.
08:07 Alert in Brienz: Threatened by a landslide, 25 households are ready to move (TdG, 24heures)
A quarter of the residents of this village in the canton of Graubünden is considering a permanent move. Nearly 10,000m³ of stones fell from the mountain last weekend as well.
08:03 Body found in Richterswil: lifeless man discovered in Lake Zurich – police investigating identity (TagesAnzeiger)
A passer found a man in the shoreline area of Lake Zurich in Richterswil on Tuesday evening. The lake police and several patrols were deployed. At the scene, only death could be confirmed.
08:00 From the Winterthur Image Archive: The First August 1st Celebration (TagesAnzeiger)
To celebrate the 600th anniversary of the Confederation, the first federal celebration took place in Winterthur. In addition to a parade, there was a festive ceremony and a bonfire on the Bäumli.
07:48 At the age of 63: former national player André Ladner has passed away (derBund)
Swiss football mourns André Ladner. The GC legend passed away on Tuesday.
07:45 25 parties are considering relocation: The precautionary resettlement of Brienz is unique in Switzerland (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Anyone wishing to leave Brienz, affected by a landslide in Graubünden, is entitled to support. However, this is only available if the house is demolished.
07:21 Schlageropenair: "Oh, sorry" – Francine Jordi forgets the lyrics to her own song (derBund, BZ)
At an open-air concert in the canton of St. Gallen, Francine Jordi was surprised by a duet with organizer Mathias "Jordi" Ramseier. She forgot the lyrics to her own song and took it with humor.
07:03 Summer series – Converted places in Geneva (3/5): From hymns to climbing, the new life of a chapel in Petit-Lancy (TdG)
It was a chapel, cider house, and beverage depot. Today, this former Catholic building hosts the Mountain Friends association, who climb there.
07:02 Social action: Alibaba and You leave the alpine pasture of Corbeyrier (24heures)
The association, which supports at-risk youth, will leave the alpine pasture of the Chablais municipality after working there for seven years.
06:33 Vaud tourism: Will the Hôtel du Chasseron, emblem of the Jura, close permanently? (24heures)
After the departure of its tenant, the owner, Armasuisse, will not immediately renew the lease. Bullet advocates for a quick takeover.
06:22 Earthquake in Switzerland: Felt earthquake in Affoltern am Albis ZH (TagesAnzeiger)
On Wednesday night, an earthquake of magnitude 3.1 occurred in Affoltern am Albis. The quake was likely felt quite strongly.
06:01 On the Bern city bypass: Accident on the A1 motorway leads to traffic jams in the morning rush hour (derBund, BZ)
On Wednesday morning, an accident occurred on the motorway in Bern. A lane reduction has been causing traffic disruptions since 7:30 AM.
05:59 In place of an iconic bar: Holy Cow! challenges McDonald's near Vevey station (24heures)
Fast food in a listed building: since the end of July, the renovated former post office has been dedicated to burgers, a year after the closure of the Ve.
04:57 National Day: How the municipalities celebrate August 1st in Geneva (TdG)
Meals, lantern parades, and bonfires are on the agenda throughout the canton. For more information, check out our interactive map.
04:57 Celebration of the National Day: For the Vaudois, August 1st will also be experienced on the plates (24heures)
In 1891, banquets flourished in the streets of Lausanne. Today, country brunches and buffets have taken their place. An overview.
04:57 August 1st festivities: Yverdon calls on parents to be vigilant (24heures)
Although the situation has eased, the security measures remain heightened. The city reminds families of their responsibilities.
04:40 In times of digitalization: Ukrainian woman soon opens bookstore with integrated café (BaZ)
Hanna Alieksieieva is creating a place in Basel for coffee drinking and reading: Cozy Place specializes in international novels.
04:02 Farmers become hosts: they welcome guests for the first time on August 1st (derBund, BZ)
Rahel Fritschi and Stefan Minder are hosting a brunch for the first time on National Day. With this event, many farmers are entering the gastro event business.
04:00 Wallisellen, Bassersdorf and Dietlikon: the main road will become a bottleneck for almost nine months (TagesAnzeiger)
The renovation of the Old Winterthur Road begins on August 11. Where construction is taking place, only one lane will be available.
04:00 Offer against domestic violence: The "Mannebüro" is coming to Winterthur (TagesAnzeiger)
In Winterthur, men will be coached next year for non-violent behavior. Until now, the "Mannebüro" only existed in the city of Zurich.
04:00 Tensions before the Queer Demo: "Queers for Palestine" want to demonstrate for Gaza at the Pride in Bern (BZ)
The activist group does not identify with the Pride. However, its members still want to participate in the demonstration. Here’s how the organizers are responding.
03:59 Restaurant review Dählhölzli, Bern: How the Hüttenzauber team cooks in the zoo (derBund, BZ)
A lot of meat, an amusing mishap, and a classic that falls short of expectations: the new restaurant scores with fine fish but still has room for improvement.
03:50 80 million project in Thun: construction site with a view – how the Swisscom giant is transforming (derBund, BZ)
The former operational center of Swisscom in the heart of Thun is being transformed into an almost entirely new residential and commercial building. A behind-the-scenes look at an unusual large construction site.
03:37 Rising rents in the canton of Zurich: In these suburban municipalities, most people have been given notice to vacate their apartments (TagesAnzeiger)
Due to demolition and renovation, people must move out of their apartments. This is happening not only in the city of Zurich, but also in the suburbs, where the number of terminations is rising.
03:30 "Apropos" - the daily podcast: "Put the phone away!": Are bans in schools sensible or unrealistic? (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Too much distraction, not enough attention: More and more cantons are banning phones in schools. But does it help?
Tuesday, 29.07.2025
19:45 Breakthrough in meat production: ETH researchers cultivate fibers resembling real beef (TagesAnzeiger)
Previous attempts to develop such fibers in the lab yielded meager results. However, a team from ETH Zurich now sees itself as "on the way to the better burger."
18:45 At least two dead: helicopter crashes on Bundeswehr flight near Leipzig (derBund)
Paddlers find debris in the Mulde River. It soon becomes clear that a helicopter has crashed during a Bundeswehr flight. By evening, it is also confirmed that there are fatalities.
18:36 On the death of René Noël: Basel loses its most famous muralist (BaZ)
René Noël shaped the Basel bistro scene for decades with his humorous animal paintings. The artist has now passed away after a short illness.
16:51 Spitze Stei in Kandersteg: The risk of further rockfalls remains high even after the rain (derBund, BZ)
Despite the acute danger, barriers in the restricted area of Spitze Stei are repeatedly ignored. The rain of the past few days has worsened the situation.
16:15 Trial in Lausanne: According to the court, the young man did indeed attempt to assassinate the contractor (TdG, 24heures)
Six and a half years in prison. The perpetrator was sentenced for attacking with a knife the police officer who was ticketing a vehicle in Lausanne.
16:05 Bakery shuffle in the Thun region: Amstutz closes two branches and moves to Schulstrasse in Thun (derBund, BZ)
The Amstutz bakery is undergoing a generational change. This also means the end of the branches in Oberhofen and Steffisburg. However, there will be a reopening in Thun in October.
16:03 Real estate in Geneva: The number of available homes at its lowest since 2012 (TdG)
The vacancy rate is falling again, dropping to 0.34%. A first tangible sign of a slowdown in the pace of construction?
15:57 Concert, National Day, Pride: Bern celebrates diversity at the Federal Square (derBund, BZ)
Under the motto "Bärn läbt," various events will take place in the federal city from July 31 to August 2. The kickoff will be a reunion concert by Sens Unik.
15:53 Disaster in Veveyse: The fire ravages the attics of a building in Châtel-Saint-Denis (TdG, 24heures)
The incident occurred this Tuesday around noon. One person was hospitalized. Ten tenants will not be able to return to their apartment.
15:48 UBS event at Pfingstweidstrasse: Soon, the Matterhorn can be climbed in Zurich (TagesAnzeiger)
Starting mid-August, both young and old will be able to climb the 18-meter-high advertisement at Pfingstweidstrasse under the guidance of instructors. Here’s what the event is about.
15:27 Urban security: A dangerous sequoia will be cut down in front of the Court of Justice in Sion (24heures)
The tree that threatens to fall onto the public road will be replaced by an oak and a hawthorn. The aim is to secure the area while preserving the heritage.
15:23 Travel business acquisition: Travel agency Schär in Münsingen goes to Belpmoos Reisen (derBund, BZ)
The regional travel provider Belpmoos Reisen strengthens its position with an acquisition. However, the travel agency in Münsingen is to remain open.
15:21 Elections in Köniz: Over 200 candidates seek a seat in the municipal parliament (derBund, BZ)
In September, elections will take place in Köniz. 40 parliamentary seats will be allocated. Municipal president Tanja Bauer will not be challenged.
15:08 From the community: Oberburg focuses on music and speeches instead of a big fireworks display for the national celebration (BZ)
On August 1st, the community of Oberburg invites everyone to a joint celebration in front of the Steingrube restaurant.
15:00 Pilot project for four years: On August 4, Nachtspitex starts along the entire right shore of Lake Zurich (TagesAnzeiger)
Currently, Spitex visits its clients only between 7 AM and 10 PM. It will now also conduct night check-ups or administer medications for the night in the Meilen district.
15:00 July 29, 2025: The most important news of the day (TagesAnzeiger)
Swiss arms deals under scrutiny by French gangs | New revelations in the Epstein/Trump affair | Federer's business empire is relocating | Phishing ruling in fraud case involving Swiss bank customers | Humanitarian situation in Gaza deteriorating
14:53 National Day: From breakdance to fireworks: Rheinau plans a diverse August 1 celebration (TagesAnzeiger)
After a speech by State Councilor Mario Fehr and performances, residents will be allowed to light their own fireworks to conclude the event.
14:41 Crime in Switzerland: Geneva is the canton with the highest number of phone thefts (TdG)
In summer, thefts are particularly numerous there. Here’s how to prevent them.
14:40 From the community: How Rüschlikon celebrates the national holiday without a single bang (TagesAnzeiger)
The municipality by Lake Zurich is opting for a laser show instead of fireworks on August 1st for the first time.
14:31 From the community: "Active City" attracted over 500 sports enthusiasts outdoors (TagesAnzeiger)
The free sports promotion program in Regensdorf at Zäntiwiese and the central square recorded high participation numbers despite the changeable weather.
14:25 From the community: How Richterswil celebrates the National Day in Samstagern (TagesAnzeiger)
From culinary delights to festive speeches to the grand finale with fireworks. Richterswil spends August 1st in celebration.
14:24 Green National Councilor: Brenzikofer aims to join the Basel-Landschaft government (BaZ)
The candidate carousel for the succession of Monica Gschwind gains a prominent addition: Florence Brenzikofer intends to run for election.
14:16 From the community: How Embrach brings together young and old on August 1st (TagesAnzeiger)
From the morning brunch to the nighttime fire, the August 1st celebrations take place in the Zurich community of Embrach.
14:14 Trees in Winterthur: Huge branch removed – city wants to preserve the 225-year-old oak (TagesAnzeiger)
Four years ago, Winterthur's green space department heavily pruned the oak at Breiteplatz. Now, another massive branch had to be removed.
14:10 Senior from Aesch goes viral: 87-year-old Geri Pauls delights with dolphin jump from the 3-meter board (BaZ)
A video makes the retiree a local celebrity on social media. Thanks to a mini sports program, he remains surprisingly fit despite his cancer diagnosis.
14:07 Award-winning chocolatier: Juliana Hassler wanted to be a pilot, now her pralines fly around the world (TagesAnzeiger)
Her career dream fell apart, her first marriage too, and then she received a severe diagnosis. Yet today, the Brazilian is conquering the world with her treats from Thurgau.
14:07 Animal cruelty in the Zurich Weinland: deer got tangled in a fence and died in agony – farmer punished (TagesAnzeiger)
A farmer did not turn on the electricity. This proved fatal for a doe. About 50 wild animals die each year in the canton of Zurich due to fences.
14:06 Balance of the Women's Euro: Over 500 million in front of the TV – and other "bold expectations" were also exceeded (TagesAnzeiger)
97% of tickets sold, 50% women in the stands. The four-week European Championship in Switzerland leaves the organizers happy.
14:06 From the community: From "Äleila" to adventurer: The magical story path in Reinach (BaZ)
The 2.5-kilometer route connects imaginative stories with movement in nature through Reinach and is accessible until September.
14:00 Summer bars in Bern: What the pop-up summer still has to offer (derBund, BZ)
While some summer bars in Bern have already closed, others have just set up their containers. All pop-ups in the updated overview.
13:57 From the community: Rheinfelden lights up the night sky (BaZ)
On National Day, the Kurbrunnen area transforms into a festive stage for Swiss traditions and modern entertainment.
13:45 National solidarity: The Sponsorship for mountain municipalities mobilizes Switzerland for Blatten (TdG, 24heures)
More than 10 million francs have been raised for the buried village in Valais. The donations will first be used for urgent work before reconstruction.
13:40 From the municipality: Freudiger resigns – the municipality is looking for a new member for the school board (BaZ)
Andrea Freudiger, member and vice president of the primary school board, will resign at the end of July 2025.
13:38 Fatal accident in Ettingen: intoxicated driver remains in custody (TagesAnzeiger, BaZ)
A 29-year-old driver fatally injured a pedestrian in Ettingen on Saturday while under the influence of alcohol and cocaine. He remains in custody.
13:33 Former coach of Werner Günthör: Jean-Pierre Egger passed away shortly before his 82nd birthday (TagesAnzeiger, BZ, BaZ)
The former Swiss athlete has passed away. Egger coached various Swiss top athletes.
13:22 Relocation of a 25-ton artwork: The concrete relief at the Bern bus station needs to be moved - but where to? (derBund, BZ)
Due to the station renovation, the artwork "Schanzenpost" by artist Walter Kretz needs a new location. Not an easy task for such a heavyweight.
13:19 Corcelles-près-Payerne: He surprises an individual armed with an axe in his garden (24heures)
A man attempted to break into a house. He was chased away by the owner and a neighbor. The police are searching for him.
13:03 Yverdon Sport: Martin Andermatt appointed technical director (24heures)
The Vaud Challenge League club has hired the 63-year-old former international to strengthen its sports strategy.
12:40 Tornado in the middle of the lake: waterspout visible over Lake Constance (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
In other parts of the world, it is not uncommon, but over Lake Constance it is rare: a waterspout. This was visible this morning.
12:38 Basel Zoo: This is how the elephant cow Heri died (BaZ)
The animal had to be euthanized in June. A pathological report now reveals the cause of Heri's poor health condition.
12:29 Legend of Swiss athletics: Jean-Pierre Egger has passed away at the age of 82 (TdG, 24heures)
The Neuchâtel shot putter and discus thrower has died, it was learned on Tuesday. He was 82 years old.
12:22 Final resting place: The city of Zurich aims to explore new paths with compost burial (TagesAnzeiger)
In the process of terramation, the deceased are transformed into soil. The city of Zurich sees this as a sustainable alternative to cremations and burials.
11:49 Drug smuggling at Zurich Airport: police find 750 kilos of drugs during inspections (TagesAnzeiger)
The Zurich cantonal police seized several hundred kilograms of narcotics between April and June. 29 individuals were arrested in connection with the drug finds.
11:10 Inauguration of the ZSG: The first large electric ship now carries passengers on Lake Zurich (TagesAnzeiger)
The ZSG has converted its first large passenger ship to electric drive. It sails "like on rails" and saves thousands of liters of diesel.
10:18 Director of the Tour de France Femmes: "We women changed in the back of a van. It was all very amateurish" (derBund, BZ)
Former cyclist Marion Rousse has been the director of the world's most important women's cycling race since 2022. The Tour de France Femmes runs until Sunday - and in 2026 it will start in Switzerland.
10:09 Rental Market Figures: 351 Vacant Apartments in the City of Bern (derBund, BZ)
Since early June 2024, the proportion of vacant apartments in the city has hardly changed. Most of the vacant apartments are located in Bümpliz-Oberbottigen and Mattenhof-Weissenbühl.
10:04 Million-pound damage in Switzerland: Swiss bank customers lost assets: English student convicted for phishing (BZ)
Investigations in Switzerland led to the conviction of a student in England to a long prison sentence. He developed phishing kits that caused £100 million in damage worldwide.
09:57 Scams in series: How scammers trapped their victims in the Romandy train stations (TdG, 24heures)
A man scammed thousands of francs by claiming to be in distress. Despite appealing to the Federal Court, he will serve ten months in prison and will be expelled.
09:55 Healthcare in the Oberland: Assistant doctor Suna Fritz and the Alpine crime novel (derBund, BZ)
Suna Fritz is providing voluntary medical services at the "Beo Bike Week" in Mülenen. There, she discusses the impending generational change at the Oberhasli medical center and the associated risks.
09:52 From the municipality: Muttenz invites you to the traditional federal celebration in the town square (BaZ)
The municipality prepares its residents with festive catering and musical performances for the National Day.
09:41 Trial in Affoltern: Accused of stealing money from a murder scene: Former cantonal police officer stands trial (TagesAnzeiger)
A former police officer is set to appear in district court on August 12. He is accused of stealing money after a murder and filing a false report.
09:33 Public transport in Bern: stops on bus line 10 will be upgraded (derBund, BZ)
The adjustments to the stops and the installation of additional overhead line masts for articulated buses on line 10 will begin next Monday. The work will last until autumn 2026.
09:24 Missing person report: Who has seen Verena Mundwiler? (BaZ)
A helicopter search overnight yielded no results: A woman has been missing in Liestal since Monday.
09:19 Village life in Rüschlikon: movement and fun for children at the sports camp (TagesAnzeiger)
60 children and teenagers kicked off their summer holidays with lots of fun and action: In collaboration with the municipality of Rüschlikon, MS Sports held a sports camp for the sixth time.
09:18 Death of a junior from Lucerne: He learns of his friend's death after scoring his first goal in pro (24heures)
Lucas Silva Ferreira scored his first goal in his first professional match. After the game, he learned of his best friend's death.
09:14 Accident on A1: 20-year-old crashes sports car into guardrail during overtaking maneuver (TagesAnzeiger)
A young driver crashed on Monday with his powerful BMW on the highway near Neuenhof. Firefighters had to free the man from the wrecked vehicle.
09:12 From the community: Fourth diving competition in Reinach: Adults participate for the first time (BaZ)
On August 7, the garden pool in Reinach will once again be splashing with water. The contest organized by the youth center is now open to all age groups.
09:09 Housing for Seniors: Wiesendangen plans senior apartments for people on a tight budget (TagesAnzeiger)
South of the village center, old buildings are to be removed so that seniors can live affordably and accessibly. The municipal council has now launched a competition.
09:08 Expansion of the Weinland Highway: the A4 will be closed again for several nights (TagesAnzeiger)
The construction work for the lane expansion of the A4 in the Zurich Weinland is progressing. Installation sites and a construction track have been established.
09:08 Civil protection in Bachenbülach and Winkel: Reduced staff forces municipalities to merge (TagesAnzeiger)
Bachenbülach and Winkel will vote in September on a reorganization of civil protection. The background is the federal civil protection law.
08:41 Both perpetrators on the run: 76-year-old injured during a robbery in Basel by teenagers (BaZ)
Minors assaulted an elderly man in a street in Kleinbasel on Monday evening and escaped with jewelry and a bag.
08:28 Struck by lightning: the Sissacherfluh excursion restaurant reopens after storm damage (BaZ)
Following a severe storm on Friday evening, the Sissacherfluh had to close for several days due to a lightning strike.
08:25 Isotretinoin Treatments: Roaccutane, the Skincare Hero, Hides a Huge Danger for Babies (TdG, 24heures)
These acne pills are all the rage on social media. However, they have already caused microcephaly and other malformations in 19 babies in Switzerland. Swissmedic is sounding the alarm.
08:22 He leaves Basel: Roger Federer moves his empire to a tax haven (TdG, 24heures)
The business group Tenro, owned by the tennis star, is moving to Wollerau in the canton of Schwyz. A more tax-friendly municipality.
08:21 From the municipality: the municipality will turn off all public fountains on August 1st (BaZ)
To prevent property damage from fireworks, the fountains will remain dry for six days.
08:11 In our own right: We will now report on every single championship match of the YB women (derBund, BZ)
On August 23, the champion of the Women’s Super League begins its new season. You will be comprehensively informed about the Bernese female footballers.
07:54 Wollerau instead of Bottmingen: Federer's business empire moves to the tax paradise of Schwyz (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Roger Federer is relocating the headquarters of his business group from Basel to Wollerau SZ. Lower taxes are likely the trigger.
07:50 From the community: From sausage to midnight bar: Münchenstein celebrates August 1st (BaZ)
At the Obere Loog meadow, visitors can expect a celebration for all generations on National Day.
07:35 From the community: How Oberwil is transforming its square into a piazza (BaZ)
Oberwil is planning a cultural highlight for the last week of August. Every day there will be two hours of pop, folklore, and modern beats at the town hall square.
07:09 Free offer: Outdoor sports courses mainly attract women from Winterthur (TagesAnzeiger)
The municipal sports program "Active City" again motivated over 2000 people to get active in the parks of Winterthur in 2025. With a new main sponsor, it will continue.
06:59 Summer Series – Converted Places in Geneva (2/5): From Corks to Keys, to Sweat: the Transformation of a Pâquis Hall (TdG)
After hosting a cork company and a locksmith, an industrial arcade in Pâquis is reborn as a gym.
05:32 Rerum Corporation will establish its European base in Geneva (TdG)
The Brazilian company Rerum Corporation is active in the international trade of raw materials.
05:30 Partial election chronicle: Living passionately again: Let's revive the Geneva Festivals! (TdG)
MCG candidate Maikl Gerzner looks into an aspect of the cantonal attractiveness that needs strengthening.
05:07 Quick change on the Riviera: The new drinking water director lasted a month... then left (24heures)
Entered service on June 1, the head of SIGE, newly hired, left his position. A serious blow for the intermunicipal entity that had been without a captain since 2024.
05:05 Regulation of AI: Geneva will host a global foundation to regulate sensitive AI (TdG, 24heures)
Initiatives to regulate AI are multiplying, such as the upcoming GAIGI foundation, led by Geneva's Axel Mazolo.
04:01 Mountain hut boom: what to do when booked guests do not show up? (derBund, BZ)
The SAC huts in the Oberland are currently often fully booked. However, guests frequently do not show up despite their reservations. How do hut wardens handle this?
04:00 Tips for going out for the whole week: What's happening in Winterthur and the surrounding area (TagesAnzeiger)
At the Rheinwiese beach, there is an open-air cinema in a stunning setting. In the last nail factory in Switzerland in Winterthur, visitors can learn about various historical aspects during the tour.
03:42 Architecture firm in Zurich: They design villas for the wealthiest in Switzerland - and face criticism (TagesAnzeiger)
The houses of Daluz González are located in the best spots in Switzerland. How they deal with criticism of their work and why some of their projects will never be seen.
03:39 Break-ins at gun shops: "Switzerland is a self-service store for organized gangs" (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
In less than a week, thieves broke into a series of gun shops. SVP National Councilor Jean-Luc Addor calls for stronger border controls. Experts see the problem elsewhere.
Monday, 28.07.2025
18:49 Shooting: Three silvers and one bronze for Switzerland (TdG, 24heures)
The Swiss had a successful outing at the European Shooting Championships in Châteauroux.
18:44 Heroic reception in London: the European champions celebrated at home (TagesAnzeiger, derBund)
England's female footballers successfully defended their European Championship title. On Monday, the Lionesses flew from Zurich to London, where they were welcomed appropriately.
18:38 Podcast on Swiss football: "For me, the FCZ coach bears a fundamental share of the blame" (TagesAnzeiger)
All Zurich teams lose 2-3 in the season opener. For GC and FCZ, the motto remains: youth is exploring. A newcomer impresses in Winterthur. Listen to the "Third Half."
18:38 Podcast on Swiss football: What is YB's biggest problem? "The many players in the squad who have no future" (derBund, BZ)
The Bernese must thin their squad after a successful start to the season. And in Thun, a former YB player is impressing. Listen to the "Third Half".
18:38 Podcast on Swiss football: “Xherdan Shaqiri must also take a look in the mirror” (BaZ)
The Basel start to the new championship is failing, the captain criticizes his teammates. What such a false start can mean, you will hear in the podcast "Dritte Halbzeit."
18:30 Federal celebrations in the Basel region: fireworks, spit contest, and Bernhard Heusler – what's happening on August 1st (BaZ)
How does Basel and its surroundings celebrate Switzerland? An overview.
18:05 Debate on the statute of limitations for murder: "The justice system does not work only for the relatives" (derBund)
Nearly 25 years after the crime, the Basel-Landschaft criminal court has convicted a man of murder. Meanwhile, the Council of States wants to abolish the statute of limitations. A criminal law professor provides insight.
17:58 Jewish Life in Zurich: Orthodox Online: How a 24-Year-Old Jewish Woman Became an Influencer (TagesAnzeiger)
Shoshana Frenkel showcases in short clips how she styles wigs, cooks kosher, and outfits long skirts. The Colombian-born woman proves that tradition and TikTok can coexist.
17:36 Drama in Châtel-St-Denis (FR): A man loses his life in a work accident (TdG, 24heures)
A man died on Monday at his workplace in the canton of Fribourg.
17:00 Setback for Zurich's Uto Cinema: The dream of a bouldering hall in the former cinema has collapsed (TagesAnzeiger)
In the former cinema in District 4, bouldering was to take place in the future. However, the young company behind the plans is withdrawing.
16:52 Solar panels: The longest road bridge in Switzerland will produce green electricity (TdG, 24heures)
The Yverdon highway viaduct is at the heart of the Federal Roads Office's desire to use its infrastructure to increase energy production.
16:48 Women's football continues: Did you enjoy the Euro? Here are the Romandy clubs to follow (TdG, 24heures)
Starting in August, women's championships will resume in Switzerland. The loyal and enthusiastic Euro audience might also fall in love with a club.
16:37 Farmers on alert: Fribourg escapes mandatory cattle vaccination (TdG, 24heures)
Although Switzerland remains spared from nodular dermatitis, some cantons are using the vaccine. The Fribourg authorities are on high alert.
16:26 Magnitude 3.1: On Monday, the earth shook twice in Rheinfelden (BaZ)
On Monday afternoon, a noticeable earthquake occurred in the Aargau municipality.
16:10 Bus 749 Dietlikon–Bassersdorf: A new bus line will soon turn here (TagesAnzeiger)
The direct connection between Dietlikon and Bassersdorf has overcome an important hurdle. However, the missing final stop is unlikely to be completed before the end of the year.
15:55 Ready for heavy transport: the new bridge over the Langete can carry up to 240 tons (derBund, BZ)
The Schmitten Bridge in Lotzwil was aging and inconspicuously located on the route from Langenthal to Huttwil. It is now being rebuilt. This has far-reaching consequences.
15:52 Sensitive body defense: the immune system reacts to danger in virtual reality (derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The immune system protects people from dangers, for example by fighting infections. Researchers in Geneva have now shown how sensitive the body's defense is.
15:08 After 25 years of outdoor art: the renowned cultural site Weiertal ends its exhibitions in the garden (TagesAnzeiger)
The exhibition "Back to the Roots" is currently on display at the idyllic estate. This is the last one in this form - from 2026, operations will be reduced.
15:03 Lake Lucerne: The occupants of a missing plane have been found alive (TdG, 24heures)
A Swiss woman, a passenger on a distressed small aircraft, was taken to the hospital on Monday. The pilot, however, is unharmed.
15:00 Bernese Oberland: Kandersteg faces a risk of landslides (TdG, 24heures)
The heavy rains of recent days have accelerated the landslides at Spitze Stei, a summit already weakened.
15:00 Umbrella set on fire: Popular park in Rapperswil-Jona is once again targeted by vandals (TagesAnzeiger)
Vandalism acts have repeatedly occurred in the Grünfels Park near Jona station. The city is still opting out of video surveillance.
14:59 July 28, 2025: The Essentials of the Day (24heures)
The EU signs a 15% customs agreement with Trump, and Switzerland? | Debate: the use of radar revenues between security and financial "scam" | Paléo Festival: A look back in pictures at 6 days of celebration in Nyon
14:59 The reasons for the clash: A violent brawl broke out between two clans of Servette ultras (TdG, 24heures)
On Saturday, Servette played its first championship match in Bern. A confrontation broke out among the Geneva ultras before the away game.
14:32 The Loubegaffer from Bern: YB women's coach Imke Wübbenhorst also impresses at the SRF microphone (BZ)
Euro 2025 has produced many winners. Among them is the coach of the YB women.
14:30 Grissenberg Fire: Young Men from Seeland Build One of the Tallest August 1st Fires in Switzerland (derBund, BZ)
In Seedorf, a group of young men keeps a tradition alive: they prepare the fire for the national holiday. The centerpiece is the 22-meter-high "Mittelstürmer."
14:30 Looking back at the football festival: the best pictures from the Women’s Euro 2025 in Basel (BaZ)
The Women’s Football European Championship provided great sports and fan moments. We look back.
14:29 «Donnschtig-Jass» in the Unterland: Gotthard comes to Rafzerfeld (TagesAnzeiger)
On Thursday in Einsiedeln, it will be decided whether the «Donnschtig-Jass» will take place a week later on August 7 in Eglisau or Hüntwangen. The live acts are now known.
14:21 Series of Graffiti: The Mystery of Bulle's Tags Solved by the Police (TdG, 24heures)
Two minors aged 14 and 15 have damaged several school buildings between March and June. The damage is estimated at several thousand francs.
14:17 Euro Summary: With 120,000 spectators, the Euro was a hit in Geneva, the Canton rejoices (TdG, 24heures)
The cantonal magistrate responsible for Sports, Thierry Apothéloz, presents the local assessment of the major event.
13:51 Village life in Schönenberg: Jannik Korrodi wins the Moos-Schwinget (TagesAnzeiger)
Korrodi secures his first festival victory at home. Other locals also showed strong performances.
13:47 Elections 2026: The mayor of Männedorf is running again (TagesAnzeiger)
Wolfgang Annighöfer (FDP) is running again for the mayoralty in next year's renewal elections.
13:27 Relaxation spot in Ollon: The Duzillet pond has a new staircase for bathers (24heures)
The staircase leading to the popular pond was falling apart after years of heavy use. Volunteers from the La Coulée Douce club rebuilt it.
13:26 Zurich Zoo: A tiger devours a stork in front of visitors (24heures)
The bird accidentally entered the enclosure of the predators. The "brutal" incident adds to a series of accidents involving wild animals in captivity.
13:25 Housing crisis in Geneva: A law requiring convertible offices has been annulled (TdG, 24heures)
The Grand Council wanted offices to be built with the potential for conversion into housing. Veto from the judiciary.
13:19 Price comparison: How much does a café crème cost at Zurich Airport (TagesAnzeiger)
The prices for a coffee at Kloten Airport vary greatly. The cheapest ones are available for less than 3.50 francs.
13:17 Domestic violence in Hettlingen: police shoot during intervention - injured husband still in hospital (TagesAnzeiger)
Due to an incident of domestic violence, police responded on Friday in Hettlingen, where shots were fired. Three of the four injured individuals have left the hospital.
13:10 Inn "Löie" in Thörigen: Legacy of Nik Gygax: After two years, it's over (derBund, BZ)
Michel Aegerter has run the inn since 2023. It will now remain closed "until further notice." The mayor finds this "very regrettable."
13:00 Taylor Fritz at the Swiss Indoors: He found happiness on a dating app (BaZ)
The 27-year-old Taylor Fritz (ATP 4) brings glamour to the Swiss Indoors (October 18 to 26). Alongside him, Casper Ruud (13) and Denis Shapovalov (29) are also set to challenge the Next Gen.
13:00 Taylor Fritz at the Swiss Indoors: An American brings glamour to the St. Jakobshalle (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ)
The world number 4 is knocking on the door of a Grand Slam title and is now competing in Basel. Casper Ruud (ATP 13) and Denis Shapovalov (29) are also participating.
12:58 After a peaceful football Euro: "Draw the necessary lessons": Police directors appeal to the football association (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Men's football must emulate the joyful competition of women: Six security directors from Swiss host cities urge associations and clubs to rethink their approach.
12:55 Fatal accident in Ettingen: pre-trial detention requested for intoxicated driver (29) (BaZ)
Under the influence of alcohol and drugs, a 29-year-old driver ran over a pedestrian and fatally injured her on Saturday. He then fled the scene.
12:28 Due to rain: Axenstrasse will remain closed until at least Tuesday after a rockfall (TagesAnzeiger)
A rockfall damaged protective nets above this important traffic route on Saturday. Continued rainfall increases the risk of further rockfalls in the Gumpisch area.
12:19 Village life in Horgen: Horgen marksmen lead Zurich association to victory (TagesAnzeiger)
The Zurich association won the youth association final in Dallenwil. Three young Horgen residents and one Horgen woman were significantly involved.
12:13 Animals kill animals: There have already been numerous fatal incidents in Swiss zoos (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
A tiger devoured a stork on Sunday at the Zurich Zoo. There have been several instances where animals have had accidents, attacked their peers, or injured humans. An overview.
12:01 Exhibition in Zurich: From Nemo's ESC Sneakers to the Medieval Schappel: How Accessories Shape Us (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
A hat as a symbol of virginity, an umbrella as a protest: A new exhibition at the national museum shows why accessories are more than just beautiful.
11:57 Premiere for the Ticinese: Ponti swims 50m butterfly to win silver at the World Championships (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Noè Ponti excels at the World Swimming Championships in Singapore in the long pool. The 24-year-old from Ticino only loses to the Frenchman Maxime Grousset.
11:48 The Fight for Our Attention (3): "Moral Panic"? How a Smartphone Ban is Taking Hold in Swiss Schools (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
More and more cantons are banning mobile phones from classrooms and playgrounds. A social media ban for those under 16 is also being debated. How this came about – and what it brings.
11:48 Due to rainfall: rockfalls are accelerating loose rock in Brienz GR (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
Several rockfalls accelerated the landslide above Brienz on Sunday evening. The endangered material is now moving downwards at a rate of 46 centimeters per day.
11:45 Host City Conclusion: Bern has enjoyed four weeks of peaceful "football euphoria" (derBund, BZ)
According to the organizers, the accompanying program for the football Euro in Bern's city center attracted over half a million people.
11:39 Village life in Küsnacht-Erlenbach: New board elected for Goldcoast Wallabies (TagesAnzeiger)
At the 53rd general meeting of the Erlenbach basketball club, Steve Meguebtchie took over the presidency from Robert Gerritsma.
11:25 "Little Sri Lanka" is under threat: new buildings are displacing the Tamil community in Zurich (TagesAnzeiger)
A property on Josefstrasse has been vacated. This affects not only individual venues and shops but the entire Tamil diaspora. A visit to an important meeting place.
11:24 Caught by criminal networks: "Hawala," this underground banking system thriving in Switzerland (TdG)
This money transfer system, which originated in the 8th century, raises concerns among authorities due to its use by mafia networks.
11:14 «Hoselupf» – News from wrestling: A royal motivator for the Bernese wrestlers at the ESAF (BZ)
Christian Stucki is not officially part of the Bernese support staff yet, but he will already assist the team at the Eidgenössischen in a special role.
11:07 Car overturns on A2: passenger ejected and injured in the accident (BaZ)
On Sunday evening, a serious accident occurred on the A2. A total of three people were injured.
10:57 «Hoselupf» – News from Swiss wrestling: A royal motivator for the Bernese wrestlers – and a stir at Brünig (derBund, BZ)
Christian Stucki is not yet officially part of the Bernese coaching staff, but he will already support the team at the Eidgenössischen in a special role.
10:40 Swiss Cup: Tickets for FCB against FCB available (BaZ)
On August 16, the Swiss Cup will feature a rematch of the 2025 final between FC Basel and FC Biel. Tickets for this match are now available for purchase.
10:29 Incident in the Panthera enclosure: Stork killed by tiger at Zurich Zoo: It was a young bird (TagesAnzeiger)
On Sunday, a wild stork was eaten by a tiger. As the zoo has now confirmed, it was a young bird whose nest was located near the enclosure.
10:00 Federal Court Decision: An appeal against a neighborhood plan in Lutry rejected (TdG, 24heures)
The appeal by Swiss Heritage and several individuals against the neighborhood plan "Burquenet Sud" was unsuccessful.
09:59 Rheinfelden: Modified flashlight triggers police operation (BaZ)
Due to a suspicious object, the police were dispatched to Rheinfelden on Sunday and temporarily cordoned off an area.
09:57 Many French in Basel's baths: «… and what do we implement, the army?» (BaZ)
Bad mood at the St. Jakob swimming garden: Angry lifeguards in Basel have written a letter to the canton. They feel abandoned – and demand action.
09:36 After the rainfall: Kandersteg fears landslides and mudflows - Oeschiwald closed (BZ)
Below the Spitzen Stein, thousands of cubic meters of debris could break off. The restricted area has been expanded for safety reasons. However, inhabited areas are not threatened.
09:30 Meilen District Court: He caused a disturbance in the chemical area and insulted police officers (TagesAnzeiger)
A 37-year-old threw cobblestones and fire extinguishers against the doors of a property in the chemical area of Uetikon. For this and other offenses, he must now go to prison.
09:18 Accident in Nidwalden: Small plane crashes near Kehrsiten into Lake Lucerne (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The circumstances of the crash are still unclear. The police confirm the accident, and challenging recovery operations are currently underway.
08:58 Between Thun and Bern: Ecological enhancement attracts more bees to the forest (derBund, BZ)
64 different species of wild bees were counted in the Belpau. The measure to bring more light into the forest apparently creates more habitat and promotes biodiversity.
08:44 Fribourg tradition: Who will concoct the best Bénichon mustard this year? (24heures)
The cantonal competition will take place on August 30 in Estavayer-le-Lac. Participants can still register until August 25.
08:40 Animation in Estavayer-le-Lac: The outdoor flea market returns to its medieval quarters (24heures)
More than 65 exhibitors will fill the streets of the old town from August 8 to 10. The event also highlights young treasure hunters.
08:37 Little secrets of the Geneva communes (1/11): In Presinge, a mosaic reveals a Roman villa (TdG)
In 1963, a gardener discovered the remains of a dwelling in the hamlet of Petit-Cara.
08:35 Tram replacement on line 14: As soon as the Euro whistle blows, the next construction begins (BaZ)
Starting August 4, tracks on line 14 near the Zeughaus and in Muttenz will be renewed. Therefore, replacement buses will operate until November.
08:20 Severe weather in Switzerland: After the heavy rain, the sun is (partially) returning – except on August 1st (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The weekend was overshadowed by heavy rain and weather warnings. Despite some clearing midweek, it could rain again on August 1st.
08:01 There is no age for… getting your CFC (1/5): "On the first day, I was asked if I was the teacher!" (24heures)
At 55 years old, Anna Erismann-Zoppi is pursuing a CFC as a pastry chef-confectioner in La Tour-de-Peilz. This former medical secretary started from scratch to live her sweet passion.
08:00 Summer Series – Converted Places in Geneva (1/5): From Vermouth to Diapers, the Most Beautiful Nursery in Geneva? (TdG)
Before welcoming children, a villa in Eaux-Vives housed a construction company. And long before that, vermouth was produced there.
07:58 Munich football club seeks buyer: 50 million deal falls through: traces of the mysterious investor lead to Switzerland (TagesAnzeiger, derBund, BZ, BaZ)
A Geneva company was reportedly ready to buy the traditional club 1860 Munich. The company turns out to be a former food delivery service and hides behind a shell company.
07:00 "Last Call" campaign: Canton of Bern promotes open apprenticeship positions on Tiktok (derBund, BZ)
Currently, there are still just over 1000 apprenticeship positions unfilled across the canton. The Department of Education and Culture is now spreading the information via social media.
06:31 After heavy rainfall: Protection and rescue, Bern sets up diversion pipes (derBund, BZ)
The opening of the Thun Lake drainage tunnel will raise the level of the Aare. Flood protection measures have been implemented in the Altenberg and Matte areas.
05:59 Roman Mityukov before the World Championships: "Imagining my rivals tearing each other apart in training motivates me" (TdG, 24heures)
The Geneva swimmer, competing at the World Championships in Singapore, is eager to face off against the top swimmers. A year after his Olympic bronze medal.
05:54 Summer riddle with -minu: Number 25: Where the most exciting museum in Basel awaits (BaZ)
Guess each of the 35 rungs correctly, submit the solution phrase, and maybe win a great prize. Join in!
05:00 A 24-hour watch: Volunteers save an average of three people per day on Lake Geneva (TdG, 24heures)
For 140 years, the International Rescue Society of Lake Geneva (SISL) has been rescuing lake users. An initiative based on volunteer work and donations.
04:35 Education: The University of Geneva rejects an engineer from EPFL (TdG)
As part of his retraining to become a teacher, a substitute engineer in secondary education was downgraded to bachelor's level.
04:16 The Gateway to Switzerland: Drugs, Counterfeits, and Cockroaches – What Customs Officers Discover at the Basel Rhine Port (BaZ)
At the port, 5.4 million tons of goods arrive each year – not always legally. Sniffer dog Fynn often decides which ones can enter the country. And why the length of a cucumber determines the customs tariff. A report.
04:08 Zurich Bellevue: Beneath the city's most popular pop-up restaurant lies a hidden tunnel (TagesAnzeiger)
At Rämistrasse lies one of the last intact construction elements of Zurich's baroque city fortifications. It is now coming into focus due to the SBB project at Stadelhofen.
04:00 New initiative: The Zurich Lake ferry goes cashless, which is why students are out to educate passengers (TagesAnzeiger)
Young adults have recently been explaining to ferry passengers how to register for digital ticket purchases. This aims to lower the barriers.
04:00 TCS Center Stockental: From Skid Course to Drone Flight (derBund)
For 25 years, the TCS Center Stockental has been showing how to drive safely. Today, drone courses are also part of the program. What should you pay attention to when flying with these little spies?
03:33 Bern's Finance Director Astrid Bärtschi: "When I had to approve the first large invoice, I was shocked" (derBund, BZ)
Thanks to her parents, the manager of Bern's cantonal finances learned how to save, even though she actually preferred to spend money. Today, she oversees 13 billion francs a year. A conversation about money.
03:30 Specialties from the butcher shop: A tribute to the diversity of sausages in the Zurich Unterland (TagesAnzeiger)
Cervelat and bratwurst on National Day? Yes, indeed. However, the butcher shops in the Zurich Unterland offer much more variety. Boldness pays off.
03:30 Agriculture in Winterthur: Black film on the field – does it pollute our soils? (TagesAnzeiger)
In Switzerland, 14,000 tons of plastic end up in nature every year. An organic farmer from Stammheim is now using biodegradable film for mulching, which he can plow under.
03:30 The big overview for the Federal Day: Federal Councilor's spouse, TV host, chief gymnast, collegiate librarian - how the Winterthur region celebrates August 1st (TagesAnzeiger)
Ghackets with Hörnli, alphorn sounds, and (almost) speeches everywhere: this is what Winterthur and the surrounding municipalities are planning for the National Day.
03:27 Vote on imputed rental value: We are a country of tenants – but homeowners have the say (derBund, BZ, BaZ)
The majority of the Swiss population lives in rental apartments. Nevertheless, Parliament mainly addresses the interests of homeowners. Why is that?
03:14 Debate on public service: Only two letters per week: Is this the future of the Post? (BaZ)
The liberal think tank Avenir Suisse calls for a comprehensive modernization of basic services by the Post. Among other things, it should no longer deliver letters daily.
03:12 Displacement in Zurich's District 5: Matcha Latte instead of Kottu Roti: New buildings threaten Zurich's "Little Sri Lanka" (TagesAnzeiger)
A property was vacated on Josefstrasse. This affects not only individual establishments and businesses but the entire Tamil diaspora. A visit to an important meeting point.
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