Regional
Saturday, 08.11.2025
With a potential goal of the year, Leonardo Bertone scores the winner for the leader. The Oberland team wins 1-0 in a match where they were largely outplayed.
On Saturday morning, the police discovered a body on the street in Lausanne, followed by another in the apartment above.
20,000 visitors attended this year's light parade. The festival is at capacity - the organizers are announcing adjustments.
The targeted check took place on the night from Friday to Saturday. This resulted in charges for driving without a license and violations of drug laws.
FC Aarau suffers a 1-5 defeat against winless Bellinzona. Chaser Vaduz could close the gap to three points on Sunday.
The Swiss captain leads his team to a point gain against Arsenal. The equalizer comes only in stoppage time.
A man jumped from his apartment on the Geneva street side. Another person was found dead in the residence.
The 57-year-old died on Friday after an accident in Saint-Livres. His sleeve had gotten caught in the power take-off connecting his tractor to the trailer.
A teenager was assaulted on Friday afternoon near the school on Kirchstrasse by a young man. Another man, with a dog, intervened.
The traditional fair at Palexpo mixes genres and audiences. Unusual encounters.
Archaeologists, officials, and museum professionals are discussing the reconstruction of the archaeological site for the first time since the fall of the Assad regime.
The head of the Bähnler magazine explained in a piece why he does not use gendered language - much to the dismay of Christian Aebi, head of the cantonal public transport office. Now even a government councilor from the SVP is siding with Aebi.
The PLR senator lives in the community affected by the horrific death of one of its residents, whose body was found cut in half in France. He speaks about the victim's commitment.
A 57-year-old man lost his life on Friday at his farm. His sleeve got caught in the power take-off connecting his tractor and trailer.
A storm has severely hit Rio Bonito do Iguaçu in southern Brazil. So far, six deaths and over 430 injuries have been reported.
The cover of an unlocked manhole gave way under the weight of two children playing in Fislisbach (AG). The 18-month-old girl was not breathing when her mother pulled her to the surface.
A young company wants to develop an electric light aircraft in Oberaargau that can fly longer than current electric planes. The plans are ambitious.
A man drove on the wrong side of the road multiple times near Shoppyland in June. Several drivers had to slam on their brakes to avoid collisions.
An unknown individual threatened an employee of the store on Saturday and demanded cash. The cantonal police are searching for the man.
Drugs, threats, and break-ins: the K-Haus on the barracks site had a turbulent start. Many of the issues have now been resolved, say the operators.
A man is accused of various offenses committed in the Saint-Maurice region. Vulnerable places of worship are regularly targeted by criminals or idle individuals.
The 29-year-old from Zurich has millions of followers who want to see how he saves balls. How goalkeeper Michael Bolvin has built his own business as an influencer.
In Weil am Rhein, a large operation is underway. According to media reports, a bus is said to have driven into a crowd.
Nemo wore the eye-catching and glittering jumpsuit at the ESC 2025 in Basel. The proceeds will benefit the organization Queeramnesty.
Thirty years after his father Yvan, the adopted Lausanner wins the Mini Transat and enters the legend of Swiss sailing.
Recently, FC Zurich lost five consecutive matches in the league - it's being referred to as a crisis. Will FC Luzern be the breakthrough? Follow the game live.
At the conclusion of the Women’s Euro Hockey Tour in Ängelholm, Sweden, Switzerland loses to the Czech Republic 0-1. This marks their second defeat in the tournament.
Over 850 people have filed complaints after losing their money. The Geneva public prosecutor's office must reinvent its procedures to handle this extraordinary case.
The resort hosts 40,000 people in winter, compared to 6,000 permanent residents. Hotelier Heinz Julen proposes a radical solution: a tower with affordable housing.
Le Vieux-Nendaz is facing a wave of criticism since the magazine "Gault&Millau" praised its royal marmot recipe. However, hunting marmots is legal in Switzerland.
The city's most popular outlet for the chestnut dessert is back in operation. In search of the secret to its success, we took a look on opening night.
Nine candidates are competing for five seats – among them the brother of a Bernese councilor and a humiliated minister. A city that does not yet belong to the canton will be crucial.
He is a special coach for Winterthur - and for him, FCW is a top club. At the bottom of the table, two have found each other, believing in the success of a great mission.
Twenty-seven female winemakers from the six major wine regions offer a box revealing the diversity of Swiss wines.
In Neerach, a driver veered into oncoming traffic in a right turn and crashed into a large boulder. All four passengers aged between 17 and 18 were partially seriously injured and taken to the hospital.
Initially in Zollikon, Küsnacht, and Erlenbach, now in Meilen: The canton is implementing a speed limit of 50 on the Seestrasse along the right side of Lake Zurich, with few exceptions.
A 19-year-old was driving in Kappel on Friday evening at more than double the allowed speed. The police are charging him with a speeding offense.
A female driver veered into the opposite lane on Friday and collided with a stone. She was taken to the hospital with moderate injuries.
Voters will decide on November 30 about four cantonal and seven city of Zurich proposals. The key points summarized and an overview of the party positions.
On February 13, four men stole precious metals and assaulted an employee. A Franco-Swiss investigation led to the arrest of about ten people in France.
Climatologist Martine Rebetez, a professor at the University of Neuchâtel and at the WSL Federal Institute of Research, laments the obstacles to alternative energies, including in Switzerland.
The JGLP of both Basels focuses on youth: The new co-presidency is just 17 and 18 years old. A record.
More than twenty years after the LHand came into force, only 9% of bus stops in Vaud are accessible for people with reduced mobility. The condition varies greatly from one city to another.
The Geneva Financial Place Foundation advocates for a measured regulation of banks while opposing the "For the Future" initiative from the Young Socialists.
If the Genevan is called up by coach Ludovic Magnin to start against Lugano on Sunday, it would be his 100th Super League match from the start.
The Canton is facing a historic budget shortfall. For the PLR, cuts to social benefits are necessary and automatic aid needs to be rethought. The PS denounces a lie and demands new taxes on the wealthiest.
Information, prevention, and control: Chancellor Michèle Righetti-El Zayadi outlines the measures to secure the election on November 30 in Vernier. Digital tools for signature verification are under consideration.
Paul Senn is one of the greats of Swiss reportage photography. Occasionally, he also took strolls through his city: a historical walk through the old town from the train station down to the Marzilibad.
A rooftop offering could have enlivened the "ghost zone" around the marketplace in the evening hours.
Mediterranean nights on the historic building will not happen. The administration, which is housed as the anchor tenant, will also take over the top of the building.
The president is leaving Switzerland's largest hospital group. A conversation about management mistakes and questionable cost-cutting measures in healthcare.
At 25 years old and already having founded two companies, Levin Stettler from Wimmis now aims to make a breakthrough with his Aare water liqueur.
For a year now, efforts have been made to turn the Oven Hall into an experience venue. Public participation is intended to guide the development of the former factory site.
The Zurich FDP is losing members after the European decision of the mother party. One of the defectors is Alexander Degenhardt. He explains why he has turned away.
The Johanniter white wine from Robert Irsslinger matures in a steel buoy in the lake. On Friday, the special wine storage began with the immersion of the buoy.
Friday, 07.11.2025
The Basel handball players lose in the round of 16 against the NLB team from Emmen 28:31.
After falling behind, the Bernese women fight back in the cup round of 16. Lisa Josten scores the decisive goal in stoppage time for a 2-1 victory against the Grasshoppers.
The Swiss ice hockey players win against Sweden 2-1 after a penalty shootout. Lena-Marie Lutz decided the match with her attempt.
Around 1000 construction workers marched through downtown Basel on Friday. While the demonstration remained peaceful, violent clashes occurred at several construction sites.
Trump's Gaza plan could indeed lead to a more peaceful Middle East, says the Middle East expert—if he doesn't suddenly turn away. And: what it means that many women in Iran hardly wear the hijab anymore.
Nearly 1000 construction workers from Northwestern Switzerland went on strike on Friday and marched through Basel. The demonstration remained peaceful, but there was violence at construction sites.
Almost the entire Selve area in Thun has been redeveloped. One last plot is now up for sale. Around 60 apartments could be built.
The river shipping company is building a new large ship. It has already received an environmental award, even though it runs on diesel.
Shops are closing, the post office is gone, traditional restaurants are shut: Is the once proud village of federal councilors turning into a dormitory community?
The bank headquartered in Zurich has fallen victim to a cyberattack. The hacker group Qilin claimed responsibility for the theft of 2.5 terabytes of data, including sensitive customer information.
The municipal council is budgeting for a deficit but wants to maintain the low tax rate.
Found guilty of stabbing her friend, a young South American woman has been convicted of attempted murder. She plans to appeal.
In eleven kitchens of the urban settlement Hardau II in Zurich, asbestos has been found. The impact of this discovery on the renovation costs is still uncertain.
Gray and gloomy? The fog also has its beautiful, mysterious sides. Readers were out with their cameras.
Over a week, lawyers visited various orientation cycles to introduce students to the judicial system. Immersion in the role-play simulated by class 215 of Drize.
The starting price is set at 2 million francs for this piece offered on November 24 at the Mandarin Oriental.
The H5N1 virus that is spreading in Europe has been detected for the first time this season in Switzerland. We answer the main questions on the topic.
Five months after the natural disaster, the maps form the basis for future zoning plans. "And they give hope," says the mayor.
A long-serving police officer was dismissed without notice in 2024 after sexually harassing a young colleague. The administrative court upheld the decision and dismissed the former employee's claim for substantial compensation.
For the Swiss U-17 footballers, there was a 0-0 draw in the second group match of the World Cup against South Korea. However, qualification for the knockout stage is still possible.
The ice hockey federation has tasked an agency with finding solutions for the struggling Swiss League. However, these solutions are already clear – yet they are not being implemented.
The Geneva judiciary has rejected the suspensive effect against the ban on disposable e-cigarettes. The state will therefore be able to act.
The audience of entrepreneurs in Washington shows results: On Friday, the US Trade Representative spoke on the phone with Federal Councillor Parmelin.
The authorities presented the new hazard map of the municipality. A part of the old village may come back to life, according to an ambitious schedule. But the mountain remains threatening.
Gerber Champignons AG was unable to reach an agreement with the objectors. Therefore, the company is no longer planning the new production facility in the canton of Bern.
Such a movie-like jump has probably never been seen at the Liestal Gymnasium – but without the permission of the school administration.
In Ausserholligen and Weyermannshaus, tracks will be untangled with a tunnel and new underpasses will be built. A train station will also disappear.
The SBB presents future regional trains for 2031 | The electronic health record is threatened even before its launch | Switzerland simulates an armed conflict at its borders
For the first time, a Swiss resort is among the European ski destinations generating the most complaints. High costs account for 40% of visitors' dissatisfaction.
Four months after the disappearance of the daily newspaper "La Région", the first issue of a new regional weekly was published on Friday, November 7.
In the heights of Plan-les-Ouates, the latest Geneva distillery has ranked among the best in the country. Open for visits this Saturday.
Beer consumption is declining and the big players are pushing prices down. Nevertheless, Rugenbräu under new ownership has good prospects. If it plays its cards right.
Elected officials have adopted a socialist motion aimed at reducing the negative impact of the major construction project awaiting the center of the Broyard village.
The elected official, detained since March, has been expelled from the party but has appealed against this decision. This case causes the left to lose its majority in the Municipal Council and highlights a legal deadlock.
Customs stopped over a thousand prohibited online orders in Zurich within seven days. These included weapons, drugs, and 470 illegal medications.
On November 30, Zumikon will vote on an asylum accommodation near the Farlifang school. A look around the village shows: the campaign is heating up.
The Parliament of Illnau-Effretikon approves the design plan for another skyscraper. However, no one is impressed by its appearance.
Every year, the effectiveness of police dogs is tested. Once again, a dog with a creative name won.
The planned solar power plant on the southern slope of the Gantrisch chain is becoming a case for the administrative court.
The Swiss airline has acquired its first model, which will connect Zurich to Boston. The aircraft stops in Geneva to be presented to various stakeholders in the aviation industry.
Swiss Life is planning a large project in Neuhegi with 150 apartments and 323 rooms for students. However, parents in the neighborhood are strongly opposing it.
The man who calls himself Izzi will soon be questioned by the judicial police and referred to the Public Prosecutor's Office. He claims to regret nothing.
On Thursday evening, a suspected search took place at the Catacombe bar on Claraplatz. The public prosecutor's office remains tight-lipped about the details.
Project halt instead of a vote – the triple sports hall will not proceed for the time being. The municipality has revoked an already awarded contract.
About a thousand people gather for the Autism Switzerland congress. For Federal Councillor Elisabeth Baume-Schneider, her presence was very important.
Several accidents involving cars have occurred at level crossings in Uster. The city police have now installed cameras – a measure likely unique in Switzerland.
During peak times, the platform underpass at Bern station becomes cramped. The SBB are now responding with security personnel.
Operating costs for the municipality have increased, while the deficit has remained constant. The total envelope exceeds 200 million.
Concerned about the image and safety of the city center, members of the PLR are calling on the authorities regarding the deterioration of public lighting.
The elected officials of Yverdon rejected the project by five votes in order to preserve the appearance of the square. However, the population seemed to be in favor.
The Swatch CEO accuses Swiss corporate leaders of putting themselves in a "position of weakness." He calls for more self-confidence and states: "The only king I serve is the customer."
Federal councillors in an emergency press conference, hospitals under cyberattack: since Thursday, Switzerland has been testing its response capabilities in the face of a national crisis situation.
At the Expovina, there are 4700 wines to taste. Two colleagues with very different wine knowledge found treasures from Serbia, Romania, and Luxembourg.
A groomer convicted in the canton of Vaud allegedly reoffended in Haute-Saône. Among the excrement and corpses, the SPA rescued around a hundred animals. The sixty-year-old claims it is a conspiracy.
Thalwil plans to introduce credits and reorganize subsidies for childcare. For high earners, it will become more expensive. The FDP president is "dismayed."
Since 2020, Lausanne has purchased 330 apartments for 145 million francs. The housing crisis has not yet been resolved – nevertheless, the city wants to become even more active.
Mani Owzar teaches future health professionals in Winterthur. And has now written a book about queer people.
Siemens will build the trains for the Zurich S-Bahn and the Western Switzerland for the SBB. We have compiled all the important information about the train.
The Zurich government withdraws its proposal to participate in the property gain tax. Municipalities and parties unanimously rejected the initiative. The canton aimed to finance future infrastructure projects.
Coca-Cola HBC Switzerland AG has big plans in Brüttisellen. It is investing around 35 million in the construction of a new, state-of-the-art high-bay warehouse.
10 cents in summer, 13 cents in winter: starting in 2026, seasonal fixed prices will apply in Winterthur for fed-in solar power. The new model aims to provide more planning security and promote the expansion of photovoltaics.
After a sunny week, the weekend is expected to be generally pleasant. But beware of the fog banks that will settle each morning below 900 meters.
The restaurateur has been hit with a business operating ban by the trade police. There will be no meals on board the boats starting this Friday. A caterer will provide interim service.
The stadium opponents are appealing for the third time. This further delays the planned construction. There is great confusion among the project team and the football clubs.
The alliance of FDP, Centre, and SVP positioned itself for the election campaign on Thursday - and achieved a minor victory regarding the city presidency.
Everyone is on social media, hardly anyone reads the news anymore. Almost half of the people in Switzerland are news-deprived. What is the reason for this? And how can we change it?
The Lower Furttal fire department is undergoing a transformation: they are adjusting their structures and aim to become more professional.
Lausanne will be the first city in Switzerland to deploy Velobox, available through a subscription. A total of 1,048 spaces are planned.
Just hours after criticism from Washington, the commodity trader halts a billion-dollar deal. The US sees the Geneva firm as an extended arm of Moscow – Gunvor calls it a misunderstanding.
The weekly magazine, born after the bankruptcy of the daily La Région, released its first issue on Friday. It will be distributed to every household once a month.
The American news network CNN has deemed the Basel event a wonder, comparable to those in Strasbourg, Vienna, or Prague.
The construction of the Hirzel tunnel is unlikely to begin in the next twenty years. This is indicated by a study from ETH commissioned by the federal government. The municipality of Horgen feels disadvantaged.
After a year-long break, Basel's most famous columnist has published a new book suitable for the holiday season.
The wastewater treatment plant (ARA) in Winterthur is set to undergo extensive modernization. A significant amount of money is needed for the first project.
The municipality of Frutigen is getting a new municipal clerk: Pirmin Schenk succeeds the long-serving office holder, Peter Grossen.
IWB is expanding district heating, and BVD is planting trees. As a result, parking spaces are being removed.
A churchman living in the Neuchâtel mountains will face justice in Italy in February. He has been suspended by the bishop of Lausanne, Geneva, and Fribourg.
In Lausanne, this traditional and efficient Chinese restaurant is stepping into the spotlight by moving from Tivoli Avenue to the city center.
Two members of the PH Bern leadership had been threatened for several weeks. The cantonal police now assess the situation as relaxed.
The hospital in Sion opens its doors to the public on November 17, as part of World Prematurity Day, and organizes interactive workshops.
The airline had stated it wanted to offer a typically Swiss appetizer on certain flights. However, passengers were served low-cost American industrial cheese.
The SBB will announce on Friday who will be awarded the contract for the 116 new trains for the Zurich S-Bahn and Western Switzerland. This is a billion contract. The rolling stock is expected to be operational in the 2030s.
The SBB will announce on Friday who will be awarded the contract for the 116 new trains for the Zurich S-Bahn and Western Switzerland. This is a multi-billion contract. The rolling stock is expected to be in service in the 2030s.
The SBB will announce on Friday who will be awarded the contract for the 116 new trains for the Zurich S-Bahn and Western Switzerland. This is a multi-billion contract. The rolling stock is expected to be in service in the 2030s.
The SBB will inform on Friday who has been awarded the contract for the 116 new trains for the Zurich S-Bahn and Western Switzerland. This is a billion contract. The rolling stock is expected to be in service in the 2030s.
Coop opens a new transshipment center in Zurich. From now on, goods will arrive by train from the regional distribution center in Aargau. This will eliminate 58,000 truck trips per year.
The Franco-Swiss actress was in Geneva this weekend for the screening of the series "Intraçables" at the GIFF. Interview.
Today, Andrew Ebbett scouts young players, and out of love, Bern has remained his home. Despite a tumultuous departure, he fondly reflects on his time at SCB. If it weren't for one thing.
A police intervention turned tragic on Wednesday evening. Despite hours of negotiations and a safety mattress, the man fell from the 6th floor and died at CHUV.
A farmer from Cuarnens has to pay 1750 francs following a report from the fishing guard. While he admits his faults, he regrets the end of dialogue between historical partners.
On Friday morning, a fire broke out in a cell of the Basel-Stadt detention center. An inmate was injured.
The municipality is considering acquiring a hectare of vineyard. Owners are increasingly tempted to sell such plots, raising the question of their preservation.
It is a multi-billion contract. Here is what we already know about the design of these future regional trains that will operate in 2030 in Vaud and along the Geneva-Martigny axis.
Win 2 invitations for TEDxGeneva 2025, Friday, November 28, 2025, at Plainpalais (Pitoeff). 15 TEDx talks, networking, and surprise meal.
The restructuring of cantonal finances leads to a broad debate. Will the idea of the former chancellor be pursued?
The first residents of the brick building will arrive in spring, as will those of the tower, whose apartments will be marketed starting in December. Early impressions.
Vaud municipalities find themselves caught between cantonal tree protection requirements and the reluctance of private owners who fear restrictions.
While restaurants, cafés, and bars are booming, the number of vacant spaces in Steinenvorstadt is increasing. The canton does not want to intervene. It believes in a positive development.
An educational and spectacular science show for the whole family is visiting Kloten. It will be a contemplative moment with the lantern parade in Regensdorf.
School building cut, neighborhood park postponed indefinitely: There is criticism from Parliament regarding the recent decisions of the City Council in eastern Bern.
The two-day Brienz market is also on the regional agenda for the next seven days, along with plenty of music, comedy, and knowledge.
Roy Burri runs a somewhat different shop in Seftigen. He offers not only flowers but also chocolate, cakes, or fondue.
Heinz Julen is generating buzz in Valais. He plans to build a 260-meter tower to alleviate the housing shortage in the tourist resort. His plan is gaining traction.
Stephanie Brändle is the new main moderator of the SRF3 charts - and she is only the second woman in this role. She will officially debut on Sunday.
Many bakers struggle with cheap bread and a shortage of skilled workers, but brothers Raphael and Matthias Bachmann are opening store after store. What are the Lucerne natives doing differently?
In addition to two national and four cantonal proposals, there will be one or two municipal votes in the region.
Thalwil needs to renovate a playground and swimming areas to ensure they can continue to be used. The popular lakeside facility Farb will be closed for one month.
From cyberattacks to the influx of refugees: the federal government and cantons are conducting a large-scale crisis simulation on how they would respond to a threat.
The season starts this weekend on the first slopes. Cable cars expect many winter sports enthusiasts due to the sunny weather forecast.
Thursday, 06.11.2025
The Bernese played 85 minutes with ten men after Gigovic's red card in the 5th minute. PAOK took advantage of their numerical superiority to score four goals in 22 minutes.
After two wins at the start, the Vaud team has to settle for a draw against Omonia Nicosia. In the last minute of stoppage time, captain Custodio misses the golden opportunity for victory.
The Bern City Council has unanimously buried the controversial paint bag separation system. Instead, a container obligation will now be gradually pursued.
In the Europa League, Johan Manzambi and SC Freiburg celebrate another success. Mainz achieves a last-minute victory against Fiorentina in the Conference League.
The Bern city council approves an additional credit of 875,000 francs for the complete renovation of the Seftausteg. The reason is unexpected construction issues and high market prices. The renovation now costs a total of 2.8 million francs.
Xherdan Shaqiri shone on Thursday with two goals and one assist. Ludovic Magnin's men now have six points in the standings.
The Bern city council approved the new performance contracts with the operators of emergency shelters, despite heated debate over the canton’s requirement not to accept homeless individuals without a residence permit.
The local theater company has specialized in unusual performance venues. The current production takes place in an old train car.
On Wednesday, the city held its annual evening to thank the seniors for their contributions. Three "great witnesses" spoke about their active retirement at the Building of the Power Plants.
Russian troops have nearly completely encircled the city. The situation is likely much more dramatic than Kyiv admits.
An unknown collector buried thousands of coins in the garden in the 1930s to escape the Nazis. The treasure was auctioned at the luxury hotel Baur au Lac – to anonymous bidders.
This aircraft is almost a vintage model, but it still flies cargo around the world. On Thursday, a 45-year-old Antonov AN-26 was in Zurich.
In the assembly, the staff deemed the consequences of "200 francs is enough" so serious that they decided to get involved, despite the restraint imposed by management.
The wonderfully capable newcomer that surprises everyone – in contrast to all the curiosities among the competition: The Bernese Oberlanders are the feel-good story in the Super League.
Recently in Konolfingen, now in Oberdiessbach: Elected politicians are resigning even before they have taken on their new roles. What is going on?
This measure is due to the cessation of private funding, emphasizes the Council of State. The Sud union sets conditions for negotiations.
Franziska Geiser is promoting the Dampfzentrale in the Bern city council and criticizing competitor Bee-Flat. Council president Tom Berger (FDP) speaks of a lack of respect.
A Genevan thought he could get 80,000 francs from his gold jewelry and platinum coins. He fell victim to a scam involving counterfeit bills.
Seline Reichen is thrilled with her job and the products she sells. Now, the 20-year-old has won the professional championships for young sales talents in Salzburg.
The Leimentaler Moto3 rider Noah Dettwiler arrives in Switzerland on Thursday evening. Now his sister Noelle thanks the first responders and doctors after "eleven tough days."
The doctor is no longer trustworthy due to multiple cases of sexual harassment and desecration, ruled the Federal Court. As an assistant doctor, he may continue to practice.
A fire in an apartment building in Therwil requires a fire department response.
In Bassersdorf, a "powerful load" of topics is on the horizon for the upcoming town meeting. This is also intended to deliberately mobilize.
The goods shed in Töss will not be available in the summer of 2026. However, the Football Culture Association can still broadcast the World Cup matches.
A private actor had blocked the tender for the new clinical information system estimated at 200 million francs. The judges dismissed his grievances.
The work for the first renewal phase of the A6 between Thun-South and Gesigen will be completed in the coming days. This will lead to restrictions.
The municipal council of Ormont-Dessus approved on Wednesday the zoning plan that will govern the tourist area. The path for an appeal is open.
The offer aims to boost commercial traffic in the city center. The vouchers allow parking for one hundred minutes without payment.
The 38-year-old effortlessly blends different genres into a whole. His latest hit "Big Money" crowns an entertaining evening.
The "Florentine" belonged to the Austrian imperial family. In the 1920s, it disappeared. At least, that’s what the public was supposed to believe.
The Zurich Catholic Church has decided to support Muslim, Orthodox, and other unrecognized religious communities with a total of six million francs from 2026 to 2031. The proposal was controversial in parliament.
The owning family has parted ways with the traditional brewery due to a lack of succession. Here are the new owners.
Devi and Ezra Bühler transformed an old farm in Feldbach into an event location. They are now selling this extraordinary property to focus on new endeavors.
With Zeekr, another brand from the Middle Kingdom is entering the local market. The offering is exciting – but is it enough for success?
An initiative by the Greens has surpassed 100,000 signatures. However, property owners and electricity suppliers are already raising concerns.
Very poor scores obtained in a survey confirm the deep malaise within the Audience Security Brigade (BSA). However, requests for transport are on the rise.
Winterthur needs new school buildings. And must renovate the existing ones. Now the responsible infrastructure manager, Philip Cohen, is leaving his position in February 2026.
On the A12, a serious accident occurred on Wednesday evening. A motorcyclist collided with several cars.
In Switzerland, negative interest rates are threatening again. They can be prevented if the National Bank has the courage to take new paths.
Is a passage through the Manor needed? Or a covered St. George's Square? Such and other questions were discussed by the association "Our Winterthur Station" during a tour.
Zurich could lose the Bührle collection. In politics, one wonders: Is the harsh tone of the debate to blame? Or the foundation's lack of willingness to cooperate?
Pedestrian associations are taking legal action against the new parking rules that the urban population has approved. The sidewalk exemption for businesses is contentious.
The nuclear shelters older than 40 years will have to be renovated. The costs will be borne by the cantons.
Sanitas is moving up, Concordia is losing ground: this is revealed by our long-term comparison of health insurance premiums.
The city has requested a loan of 3.9 million francs from the municipal council to renovate 14 playgrounds and urban sports areas by 2031.
Things are getting worse: after the municipalities, the German discounter also has the seller of the land on which it plans its logistics platform in Roggwil against it.
Anni Albers is receiving her first solo exhibition in Switzerland at the Zentrum Paul Klee. The exhibition shows how the textile artist was influenced by the Bauhaus.
Ten municipalities are planning a joint open space program. New gathering places and ecological areas will be created for the community.
A 57-year-old rides his bike through Zurich at night and intentionally touches parked cars. Plainclothes officers observe him and take him into custody.
An event by the Gobat Foundation on the Middle East conflict will not take place as planned at the Biel Gymnasium. The Bern cantonal police advised canceling it.
Since November 1st, the medical facility has been welcoming patients from 9 AM to 7 PM every day. It is also launching a unique training program for assistant doctors.
Particularly in the western border cantons, the cases of break-ins occurring while people are at home are increasing. These attacks are considered especially traumatic.
From November 14 to 16, a large concert will take place in Schwarzenburg. Experience the premiere of the "Schwarzenburg Cantata."
The municipality of Köniz has signed a partnership agreement with the Gantrisch Nature Park. In the coming years, it will be examined whether membership is possible.
Seniors from Bönigen can showcase their artworks. Registration is open until December 2nd.
RTS employees are calling, in a public statement, to reject the initiative on the fee "200 francs is enough!".
The accident occurred on Wednesday evening on the A12, just before the Vaulruz exit. The three drivers emerged unscathed.
About 3000 teachers participated in a survey on early French. They want to maintain the start in the 3rd grade but have suggestions for improvement.
On Monday, November 10, the next cardboard collection will take place in Hombrechtikon. The municipality provides information on important details for proper disposal.
On November 13, the national Future Day will take place. Children can gain exciting insights during the municipality's course.
Betty Bossi on stage, rock in Mathod, exhibitions, circus, and electronic music. Check out our favorites in the cultural and leisure agenda for this weekend.
An infected wild goose in Vinelz (BE) forces the Confederation to establish observation zones. Poultry owners must avoid any contact with wild birds.
Because a car waiting in front of him was too slow, a 63-year-old man overtook in Unterkulm AG just before a level crossing. The approaching S-Bahn could not brake in time.
The "Atlas of Vaud History" benefited from contributions from 47 historians.
On the agenda: clarity, carats, and insane colors, in light of the history of fabulous jewelry.
Positive news from the Waldenburg Valley: The balance sheet deficit can continue to be reduced and is expected to be fully eliminated by 2028.
A criminal complaint has been filed against FDP politician Simon Michel. His immunity is now set to be lifted.
Due to the previous tenant's financial issues, the restaurant at the ice rink was reassigned just before the season started. Now, "Pizza Amore" is available seven days a week.
The traditional parade on November 7 causes massive traffic disruptions. Buses will be rerouted, and the village center will be closed for ten hours.
Artificial intelligence, customs tariffs, sustainability: a study reveals how Swiss companies navigate the global turmoil. The Romands are the kings of innovation.
The 42-year-old entrepreneur succeeds Sven Gubler, who served on the board of the organization for many years. She aims to advocate for a vibrant city.
Over 4600 people are calling for the dismissal of FCZ sports director Milos Malenovic. Ancillo Canepa claims that his signature on the online petition was forged. However, he promises an analysis.
Over 4600 people are calling for the dismissal of FCZ sports director Milos Malenovic. Ancillo Canepa claims that his signature on the online petition was forged. However, he promises an analysis.
The Bernese government council plans a complete renovation of the dilapidated Ringhof building. After the police vacates in 2028, the education and culture department is set to move in.
In the Opfikon park, around 50 trees need to be cut down because they are too close together. On Saturday, November 22, interested individuals can walk through the park with experts and have the reasons explained to them.
Everyone has seen them. But few know how squirrels actually live. An exhibition at the Winterthur Natural History Museum explores these animals.
Fraudulent calls with Swiss numbers are a major nuisance. Now, telecom providers like Swisscom are expected to filter better and display numbers differently on mobile screens.
The turnip festival in Richterswil starts on Saturday at 3 PM with market stalls. The new walkable turnip experience promises to be an attraction.
The Bernese government extends the mandate of the former director of economics at the energy company.
It has only been four days since the youth football facility was set up. It now has to be dismantled prematurely, despite rescue attempts.
On Friday, November 7, private individuals can drop off hazardous waste at the Gartenstrasse parking lot.
Investigations into the disturbances are still ongoing, as is the assessment of damages. The city government is urging those affected to go to the police.
Ten days after his accident, the racing driver can finally return to Switzerland. Here’s what happens next.
An athlete died Wednesday afternoon after a wingsuit jump. An investigation has been launched.
Pro-Palestinian activists sought to prevent the federal councilor from speaking in Geneva. At the end of September, Cassis even had to be exfiltrated.
The discovery of the animal occurred at Lake Biel. Strict protective measures now apply to holders of 50 or more birds.
Purchased in 2019 by Iranian-Swiss entrepreneur Shahab Izadpanah, the former Palais Mascotte will become the Greek restaurant OPA, which originated in Dubai in 2018, as well as a private club.
Eat during the day, drink in the evening, party on Saturdays: the former chapter in Bern will reopen at the end of November under the name Bollwärk. The new host is also a prominent figure.
The city's emergency shelter is more crowded than ever. A temporary accommodation for women is intended to increase capacity from December to April.
The Confederation has reduced the prices of nearly 300 medications by an average of 12%. This measure will save at least 65 million francs in 2025.
The Bern city government rejects the climate justice initiative that calls for net-zero by 2040. Instead, it plans to complement the existing climate goals.
Swiss climate policy requires significant investments in capturing, transporting, and storing carbon dioxide. The immense costs are not the only hurdles.
Switzerland is a leader in the use of generative AI. New data shows this. The gap between young and old is immense - and many fear a destructive superintelligence.
On Friday, the three-day Greuterhof market starts in the municipality of Gachnang. At times, its execution was in doubt.
The 32-year-old driver faces up to 4 years in prison. The Valais police have recorded 25 traffic offenses since January.
A display issue brought smiles to travelers at the Aargau station. A faulty sensor on the screen is to blame.
Banned last year, the City of Geneva will allow ambient music on the terraces of cafés and restaurants on three Saturdays in December.
The winter weather forces the closure of the Gotthard Pass starting Friday. The trails of the Schöllenen are prohibited starting this Thursday, November 6th.
The Canton of Bern allocates 1.56 million francs from the lottery fund to 17 social and cultural projects. The largest contribution goes to the zoo in the Bernese Jura.
The Finance Committee of the Grand Council fundamentally supports the Bernese budget for 2026. However, it calls for cuts in positions, salaries, and public schools – a total of 46 million francs.
The banking Geneva has been enriched with a new art collection related to contemporary Africa. It is on display at the Rath Museum.
The festival has revealed its lineup. Surprise, Keanu Reeves will perform on June 19, 2026, with his band Dogstar.
A person became a multimillionaire on Wednesday evening. They marked the six correct numbers of the Swiss Loto. And they have six months to claim their winnings.
A basejumper had an accident on Wednesday shortly after jumping in Mürren. He could only be recovered dead.
A young man crashed into the back of a driving school car because he was following too closely. This was preceded by a verbal exchange at the highway exit.
Following a dispute with the Kesb Olten-Gösgen, a man allegedly kidnapped his godfather with the help of his colleagues. Now the three men must answer in court.
On Wednesday evening, a car left the road in a curve. The injured driver was airlifted to the hospital.
Due to a personal accident, Wettsteinplatz is currently closed. The cantonal police request to avoid the area.
A driver lost control of his car at Mont-Crosin and slid down an embankment. He had to be flown to the hospital by helicopter.
The Career and Training Fair will take place from November 18 to 23 at the Palais de Beaulieu in Lausanne. A spotlight on the round table and conferences that contribute to the success of the event.
On November 9, Sotheby’s will auction a mysterious Cartier clock from 1925. Patek Philippe and Rolex complete the watch sales in Geneva.
More than 135,000 people were unemployed in October in Switzerland, which is an increase of 1.5% compared to September.
Until November 26, interested parties can register for the workshop. Their inputs are intended to shape the municipal climate strategy.
Book a table at the trendy pop-up Limmätli, attend the "Ballet for Life" at Theater 11, and listen to the Grande Dame of German crime fiction at the Bernhard Theater.
A Belgian was convicted by a penalty order for exhibitionism. His victim encountered him in the restroom.
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The owner of the Bülach delicacy factory is running as an independent in the March elections. This means that two new faces are now looking to join the city council.
The construction of a gallery and a bypass road will prevent Lourtier from being cut off from the world once again.
The Bernese citizens will decide in June on a loan of 40 million francs for the renovation of the Bern Historical Museum. The total costs amount to 120 million francs.
Saturday on the Utzlenberg: the fire department responds to a major operation. The commitment of the emergency services greatly impresses the many onlookers.
Robert Cramer, president of the Choully Tower Foundation, promises that the architectural project will come to fruition. However, its funding still needs to be secured.
25 autonomous electric taxis are set to be in operation from 2027 in four eastern Swiss cantons. Orders will be made via an app, and the price will be higher than the regular Postauto ticket.
The "silent march for Israel and against antisemitism," postponed nine days ago, took place on Wednesday evening without prior announcement.
A policewoman who reported sexist remarks from a superior is now accused of defamation herself. Her appeal leads to an unusual trial in Fribourg.
UNESCO will decide by the end of the year on Switzerland's application. About 12,000 yodelers in 780 groups are hoping for this prestigious recognition.
After twenty-five years of service, including eleven as president, Horace Gautier is leaving the board of the Geneva institution that supports people with multiple disabilities.
On Thursday, Rotblau plays in the Europa League against FCSB. The duel has already taken place twice, but back then the Romanians had a different name.
In the area around Bärenfelserstrasse, burglaries are on the rise. The perpetrators seem to be targeting promotional wines, which they apparently sell.
Instead of relying on science, Education Director Ursina Anderegg listened to the administration when she ended the school trial in the city of Bern. Internal documents also reveal ideological reasons.
For over a decade, this large project with 80 apartments has been in planning. Now, progress is being made on the initiative aimed at boosting tourism.
The gymnasiums are at their limit. Primary school students are training on other grounds, sports clubs are being postponed. This cannot continue, says the parliament.
Instead of listening to science, Education Director Ursina Anderegg listened to the administration when she ended the school trial in the city of Bern. Internal documents also reveal ideological reasons.
Children with ADHD or autism can now let off steam in the Zurich Weinland. Trainer Cathrin Nussbaumer explains how her program helps combat school absenteeism.
The new team at the Zehendermätteli restaurant in Bern reflects on a good first half of the year. To attract guests during the cold season, they came up with several ideas.
FC Zurich has lost for the fifth consecutive time. Fans are demanding: "Milos out!" But President Ancillo Canepa remains steadfast in keeping his sports director.
From Dübendorf to Winterthur, new residential and office high-rises are being built. Some of them are likely to significantly shape the character of their municipality.
Nearly 30 smaller and larger markets will take place during the Advent season in the Zurich Unterland. In Bülach, an anniversary is approaching.
A group of residents is mobilizing against the planned social and asylum housing in the Scheug neighborhood. The mayor sharply criticizes the campaign.
The days are getting shorter and seasonal depression is returning for about 3% of the Swiss. How can it be differentiated from classic depression? A specialist provides insights.
As the peak season of the year approaches, the equation remains complex: how to consolidate winter, this economic pillar, while promoting the necessary smoothing of activities throughout the year? Analysis.
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Pfadi Winterthur is impressing in the NLA handball league. Just in time for the cup showdown on Sunday, Mehdi Ben Romdhane is now fit.
The cultural center by the lake was to be transformed into a "start-up cluster," according to the SVP. Even the FDP voted against this motion in the municipal council.
The Vaudois lost on Wednesday in the round of 16 in three sets against the second-seeded Italian Lorenzo Musetti 4-6 7-6 (7/5) 6-4.
At the University of Geneva, activists disrupted a speech by the Minister of Defense on Wednesday evening.
FC Basel lost in the Youth League against Betis Sevilla 0-2.
After the departures of two of its defenders to Zurich and Zug, GSHC has extended Giancarlo Canton's contract. He will wear the Aigles jersey for three more seasons.
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With the golden jackal, another predator species is spreading in Switzerland. What this means has been researched by a biologist from Zurich.
Netflix and Spotify have raised their prices in Switzerland. We want to know: how much are your entertainment subscriptions worth to you?
Ten days after his serious accident in Moto3, the health of the 20-year-old from Solothurn has significantly improved. Rega is organizing his repatriation on Thursday, with an expected arrival in Zurich in the evening.
In the city of Geneva, the expanded right has rejected the preemption of a five-and-a-half-room apartment in the Clarté building. A "missed opportunity," according to Marjorie de Chastonay.
15 percent of the Swiss population often feels socially excluded. This endangers not only well-being but also democracy.
The charge was attempted murder. The shot in front of the Kleinbasel Catacombe bar only hit a table. Property damage, ruled the criminal court.
The president of the Baselbieter FDP on the upcoming government elections, an exciting summer, and collaboration with the SVP.
A seventy-year-old Swiss woman was taken into custody after fatally hitting a pedestrian and his dog on October 28.
The parliament has approved a motion requesting more resources from the government to combat these often fatal collisions.
At an event in Liestal, Ukrainian job seekers meet representatives from Coop and Novartis.
The Canton of Zurich is deciding on a speed limit of 30 km/h on main roads. However, a committee of municipal representatives is resisting: they fear for control over their own roads.
The number of Chinese buses on European roads is increasing. A test in Norway revealed that the vehicles can be controlled via a SIM card.
The mini ski area Norro in the center of the World Cup resort is looking for a new operator. If a solution is not found soon, an era will come to an end. Probably forever.
The socialist initiative aims to limit the renunciation of health services. The right has launched a counterproposal. The people will decide.
The perpetrator took the money from the cash register before fleeing. The police are looking for witnesses who may have seen this man wearing a bald mask.
Swiss-Ski has acquired a new gem to shine in the World Cup. A mobile waxing workshop with comfort and time savings at stake.
For the ninth time, the Start-up Nights are taking place in Winterthur. The trend of using AI is also noticeable among young companies.
The company Simple Train aimed to cross 12 European countries in 24 hours by train. However, even getting to the starting station proved to be challenging.
At Château-de-Sainte-Croix, there is shock after the possible horrific murder of a resident, whose tenant has been arrested. A neighbor reports being attacked by the suspect.
Over 100 volunteers distribute food to families and individuals affected by poverty in Basel. Their work is now being honored.
Starting April 15, a night train will allow travel to Sweden without transfers. Tickets are available from 53 francs, but prices vary significantly depending on the chosen comfort level.
The Swiss Football League is planning to look into the issue of a ban. We take stock of the situation.
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The popular penguin walk is back. A female penguin tried repeatedly to escape.
Someone observed a car entering the Rhine on Sunday and alerted the emergency services. The vehicle with the occupant was recovered from the river on Tuesday.
Coach Colin Muller's team struggles in Sweden. They lose their opening match against Finland 1-2.
Faced with resistant individuals often suffering from mental health issues, the Office of Adult Protection will create a specialized mobile team to intervene in the most severe cases.
A serious accident occurred Tuesday evening in Gränichen (AG). One of the two cyclists did not survive their injuries. A call for witnesses has been issued.
Jörg Wild leaves the Zurich city energy supplier. Allegations arose because he had applied to a potential buyer.
Heavily intoxicated, a man drove through the city of Bern. Eventually, an accident occurred.
A 64-year-old was caught at Zurich Airport with over 7 kilograms of cocaine. With adventurous theories, he demanded acquittal all the way to the federal court.
Noah Dettwiler, who was seriously injured, is doing better and better. His advisor Tom Lüthi with the latest health update.
The Kleinbasel neighborhood club is at the top of the 2nd regional league table at the winter break, exceeding its own expectations.
A resident raised the alarm on Tuesday morning after spotting suspicious individuals. The police dog "Nox" helped quickly apprehend the trio.
Brussels on Tuesday, Berlin just before, passengers departing from Zurich stuck on the plane, incidents caused by drones are multiplying. And Switzerland is not safe.
A 36-year-old ends up in a psychiatric clinic in Zurich. To help others, he shares his story. Psychiatrist Sebastian Haas warns: "We are all affected."
The parliament approves the budget and the financial plan - and opts for a correction.
Bystanders found the victim lying near the Muttenz train station. The suspect, a 17-year-old minor, was quickly apprehended by the police.
In the Europa League, SC Freiburg travels to Nice. Fan cars are no longer allowed to stop at the Gotthard rest areas due to littering and graffiti. Six Swiss clubs have also received bans.