Regional
Sunday, 15.06.2025
The team of Esteban Garcia (owner) and Jérôme Clerc (skipper) has finally won the Bol d’Or on Lake Geneva. It now has a record worthy of history books.
Kim Kardashian is advertising full-body scans. Genetic analyses and dietary supplements are booming. Medical professionals are waving them off.
Beat Jans spoke in Reigoldswil about his connection to yodeling – and made an unusual proposal for the federal government.
On Sunday afternoon, severe thunderstorms swept across Switzerland. In the Seeland region, trees and branches fell onto the road. One person was injured.
The Haslitaler wins his first crown festival in Nods, having been at risk of missing it for weeks. Meanwhile, Curdin Orlik celebrates a special victory in Graubünden.
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The event drew over a thousand music fans to Lake Zurich this year. Despite its growing size, the festival remains family-friendly – here are the best pictures.
The organizing committee of the Boulder World Cup event is pleased with the premiere at the Festhalle Bern. There is still potential for audience turnout over the next three years.
The cleaning company was accused by the SIT of having carried out a disguised collective dismissal in 2024. The cantonal employment office validated this thesis in April, but Samsic has appealed.
The Frenchman Romain Gregoire secures a solo victory in the first stage of the 88th Tour de Suisse. Jan Christen had to struggle.
Many US companies are replacing tasks of junior employees with artificial intelligence. In Switzerland, the first signs of this trend are emerging.
Anouk and Zoé Vergé-Dépré have won their first tournament together. In Turkish Alanya, they defeated their Italian opponents in the final.
During two operations in a Vietnamese and Turkish cultural association, the Zurich cantonal police discovered several violations - from illegal employment to unauthorized poker games.
The intervention forces, while trying to seize the sound system, were surrounded and attacked with iron bars.
Dinad Alemtsehay Gemechu wins the Women's Run over 5 km ahead of Chiara Scherrer and Fabienne Schlumpf. Notably, the fastest Swiss woman is taking an active break this year.
At an afterparty, a controversial police intervention occurred in the square in front of the Reitschule. The police report bottle attacks, while the Reitschule accuses the forces of unjustified violence.
The 18-year-old Eritrean died despite resuscitation attempts at the suspected crime scene. Authorities are searching for the perpetrator.
The Federal campgrounds host nearly five times more sleepers than Paléo. They are accommodated between the highway and archaeological excavations.
The lynxes of the Romand Jura live longer than others. Their encounter with those from the Alps could bring beneficial new blood to the species.
Without wagon 31, the National Circus would not function: 220 employees are catered for here upon request. A lunchtime visit to the kitchen of Nour Eddine Oulouda.
A violent storm tore down several tents and barriers on Sunday at the Neuchâtel festival site. It had to be evacuated.
Thunderstorms will end the first heatwave of the year on Sunday. However, starting Tuesday, a new high-pressure system will build up, bringing temperatures back around 30 degrees.
Before the final round of the 2nd League, only FC Seuzach and SC Veltheim are in contention for promotion. Herrliberg has been defeated.
A 50-year-old woman was found unresponsive at her home in Martigny-Croix during the night from Friday to Saturday. Her husband has been hospitalized.
The most popular tournament in the canton brought together 9,500 children on Saturday. In a world where fun is never far from the result.
The art society and the Bührle Foundation want to conduct the research themselves. Members of the Swiss Expert Commission - Second World War are calling for an independent body.
The art society and the Bührle Foundation want to conduct the research themselves. Members of the expert commission Switzerland – Second World War are calling for an independent body.
The people of Zug must go to the polls a second time: No candidate made it into the government council in the first round. Centre representative Andreas Hausheer is in the lead.
For the second time after 2023, the winner of the Tour de Suisse Women is Marlen Reusser. The Swiss rider defends the yellow jersey in the final stage.
GLP cantonal councilor Manuel Ballmer advocates for cable cars as a complement to public transport services. The government rejects the idea, seeing no time or cost advantages.
The Solothurn team wins the regional cup against US Olympia with a score of 3:2.
Two assailants robbed a 27-year-old man in Basel. The victim sustained minor injuries.
Union leader Maillard criticizes the electricity agreement. Party colleague Eric Nussbaumer publicly accuses him of "bad faith" and incompetence.
Thanks to the title in the highest junior age group, FCB will play in the Youth League next season.
In the Marthalen Stube, one can enjoy a relaxed meal in the wine region. What would Bumann the restaurant tester say?
Nora Balmer is in charge of props for the Thunerseespiele. She makes many herself, such as swords or charred lumps of gold.
An 83-year-old driver caused an accident in Langnau because he was only focused on a police vehicle. He has now received a fine.
Starting June 30, the shortcut for Glasi residents will be closed. The passage to the station will be used for the construction of the footbridge.
On Sunday morning, thousands of women run and walk through the federal city.
In prison for almost three years, a Vaud taxi driver and his accomplice are set to be tried for supporting jihad in the Balkans. Revelations.
The Vaud cantonal police are searching for a 57-year-old man who has been missing since June 13 in Pompaples.
Last summer, Fusarium fungi caused part of the wheat harvest to be downgraded to animal feed. Will this happen again this year? Simon Binder from Strickhof in Lindau provides insight.
Xenia Buri's European sprint record shines at the meeting in Meilen. However, Céline Weber from Meilen received particularly warm applause – and for a good reason.
In the city of Zurich, there has been a third pipe break in a short period of time. Once again, houses are affected.
The Swiss team Nexetis, which competes in the third world division, aims to promote the country's talents. It includes eight Swiss women, one Slovenian, and three Japanese.
More than 35 million francs have been raised by aid organizations and public authorities. Emergency assistance has begun. Long-term support still needs to be planned.
Daniel Bernhardsgrütter, the coach of FC Bülach, deliberately fielded developing players. This resulted in a strong second half of the season and a final ranking of 7th.
Gianni Lavigna, the new coach of FC Thalwil, kept his cool after just five points from eight matches and led the team to a respectable 8th place finish.
A car with a Basel license plate exited at Rheinfelden-Ost heading towards Lörrach. After ten kilometers, it turned around.
A national study raises the alarm: the changing rooms in our schools are no longer suitable, particularly due to the use of mobile phones that cannot be properly managed there.
Associate professor at the Fribourg University of Teacher Education, Christelle Hayoz is one of the researchers of a national study that reveals numerous gaps in school locker rooms. Interview.
Today, the victory in the Bern-Jura is at stake on the Plateau de Diesse. The strongest Bernese are missing, yet five Swiss wrestlers are honored. We are reporting live from Nods.
Capping health insurance premiums provides short-term relief for the middle class. The vicious cycle between demands and reality persists.
The Council of States wants to ease the export of tanks, rifles, and ammunition to support arms companies. An international law expert says this conflicts with a UN agreement.
Hombrechtikon has presented its plan for future mobility. 36 measures are planned, including a speed limit of 30 km/h on almost all municipal roads in the residential area.
Saturday, 14.06.2025
On a hot Saturday afternoon, thousands gathered to advocate for the women's cause.
Andrea is searched after a night out in Zurich. Although she was sitting in a taxi, she has to have her driving ability checked. Is the police engaging in preemptive drug policy?
On Saturday afternoon, a driver collided with two oncoming cars after a traffic divider. The accident-causing driver and another driver were slightly injured and taken to the hospital.
At the Federal Gymnastics Festival, the best Swiss gymnasts were sought.
Over ten thousand people took to the streets for wage equality and against patriarchy and violence against women. There were hardly any incidents.
Researcher Rüdiger Maas tells us why young Swiss people are less afraid of the future than Germans and are largely proud of their country.
From Cropettes to Place Neuve, around 3500 people marched "against the masculinist offensive."
Due to the challenging conditions on Lake Geneva, the finish of the 86th Bol d'Or will take place at night.
The demonstration was peaceful, although some protesters did not adhere to the approved route. Meanwhile, a Basel-Landschaft councilor was annoyed by blocked tram tracks.
In Fribourg, the American president is seen as a deterrent. Just like Ignazio Cassis, "who has Palestinian blood on his hands." Report.
Even on the last day of the festival, fans brave the scorching heat at Interlaken Airport, showing their creativity. Meanwhile, Jinjer and Lord of the Lost rock the Jungfrau Stage.
In the Iranian capital, there is muted joy over the blow against the regime. But now reprisals could follow, fears Saghi Gholipour from Free Iran Switzerland.
Switzerland now has the highest SUV density in the world. The best-selling model of the controversial SUV class reveals more about the national character than we would like.
The BMW X1 is a bestseller. This is related to its name – and the fact that it cleverly opts for understatement rather than showiness.
Switzerland now has the highest SUV density in the world. The best-selling model of the controversial SUV class reveals more about the national character than we would like.
On the state road, the driver lost control and veered into the opposite lane. A Rega helicopter flew the seriously injured person to the hospital.
Two years ago, the municipality temporarily halted private event operations, partly due to missing permits. Now, a design plan is set to regulate it.
At Zurich Airport, liquids, metal, and electronic items still need to be unpacked for security checks. The CT scanners will only arrive in the fall.
On Saturday night, police stopped several speeders on the A1 as well as in Neftenbach, Elsau, and Turbenthal. Seven speeders were immediately taken off the road.
The trees that adorn the transit axis in Dällikon must be removed for the road expansion. The property owners are therefore demanding money from the canton.
For the second time in a year, 400 residents of the Val de Bagnes are cut off from the world. In the village, the sentiment is slowly shifting from resignation to a palpable frustration.
Swiss athlete Xenia Buri is making headlines in the 100 m. In Meilen, the 17-year-old sprinter improved her personal best once again.
On August 28, 1910, Armand Dufaux set a world record by making the crossing with his airplane. A few pages from two beautiful works dedicated to the industrial family tell the story.
The Bernese Marlen Reusser did not falter on Saturday in the 3rd stage of the Tour of Switzerland. On Sunday, she will have to hold strong during the final day in Küssnacht.
Processions formed in 25 Swiss cities and municipalities this Saturday. Unions and collectives are demanding "true equality."
Marlen Reusser goes into the final stage of the Tour de Suisse Women with a 3-second lead.
The Flemexpress cable car is a technological innovation. However, guests have to pay a hefty price – and need patience.
The taxi gondola Flemexpress is a technological innovation – and correspondingly expensive. However, the technology is not yet working quite as intended.
The Flemexpress taxi cable car is a technological innovation. However, guests have to pay a hefty price – and need nerves of steel.
The police are trying to evict the thousands of partygoers who have occupied pastures without permission since Saturday morning. Farmers are threatening to retaliate.
The rapper MC Flepp from the band Liricas-Analas is not running alone, but in combination with two companions. Is this innovative or undemocratic?
Philippe Welti was a long-time Swiss ambassador to Iran. He does not believe that the state will ever relinquish its advances in nuclear technology.
On Saturday, women across Switzerland will take to the streets for their rights. We will report live.
Every month, "Femina" invites a personality to express themselves at the beginning of the magazine. A mother of three and a late student, the Fribourg resident Candy Rapaz encourages us to break out of the mold in a society marked by stifling conservatism.
In various cities in the canton of Bern, demonstrations for greater equality for women are taking place today. We are live-ticking.
On June 14, a feminist strike for greater equality will take place in Bern and other cities in the canton.
The Coop supermarket will be raised by one level to make room for an additional parking level. Several independent retailers will be affected.
YS has started its reconstruction in the Challenge League with the hiring of Adrian Ursea. Lucien Favre, who is close to the Romanian coach, has not taken on the role of advisor to the president.
Some swear by vegetables, while others dedicate one of their menus to them. An overview of vegetarian offerings in the region.
It is now clear which goalkeepers FC Winterthur will start the Super League season with. Additionally, there is a departure to report.
The Bernese Kirchenfeld district is the only neighborhood that has been planned as a whole. Now a fatal intervention is looming.
41 apartments, an outpatient clinic, commercial and business spaces: The foundation stone for the Beugenhof has now been laid.
Switzerland aims to prepare for potential wars. Security expert Meir Elran discusses conscription for all genders and what Europe can learn from Israeli society regarding defense.
On Saturday night, a Rega aircraft arrived late at Zurich Airport. A severely injured patient was brought home.
"Wow, I'm enjoying it!": The co-owners of the Zurich club near Bellevue celebrated their farewell on Friday. A photographic tribute.
The 54-year-old was leading in the Race Across America when she collided with a construction marker and fell. This is not the first setback of the season.
The attic of a residential building caught fire on Saturday morning. Alertswiss advised residents to close their windows.
Since its establishment in 1875, this traditional hotel in Interlaken was continuously owned and managed by the same family until 2006. After four generations, it was sold.
Armed with a cleaning tool, the lifeguard in Dachsen constantly drives away a family of swans with five young. This is not without danger.
The Bern University of Applied Sciences is investigating the impact of the "Mobile Green" project by the Basel-Landschaft company Bauer Baumschulen on the urban climate.
Looking for a quick escape from the scorching temperatures? Here are our tips to find some coolness.
The VCS is outraged by the planned cantonal initiative, through which the chamber of commerce of both Basels wants to push through the Rhine tunnel after all.
In office for six months, Alain Kolly shares the momentum he wants to give to the foundation caring for people with multiple disabilities.
Health insurance contributions are to be capped at ten percent of income in Basel, as decided by the Grand Council. What sounds simple is highly complex.
Despite the enclosure, it remains noisy in Zurich-Schwamedingen. For example, on the intercity road. Here, a homeowner is fighting against the surrounding noise - with moderate success.
What began in 1991 as a spontaneous action has become a ritual: Zurich women Brigit Meier and Seline Fülscher protest at the women's strike with the same message.
Those who sell their used goods instead of throwing them away deserve respect. However, at flea markets, there is too much complaining and not enough joy, says our author.
In Ersigen, it is exemplified how old mistakes in water management are being corrected. And what role a specific financing lever plays.
One of the last industrial areas in Bern is set to make way for 1200 apartments. Now, resistance is rising from small business owners. They are not the only critics of the project.
For over 25 years, Walter Schüpbach and Kar Leung Cheng have run the castle garden in Teufen. They are now retiring and passing the area on to young vegetable farmers.
This year, there is no feminist strike in Winterthur. Co-organizer Irene Willi explains why – and how she experiences the social climate.
The Glarner with the distinctive mustache won over 100 races. He was revered and extorted - and at 66, after several heart surgeries, he still gets back in the saddle.
The municipality of Küsnacht wants to renovate the Krone Forch restaurant for 7.2 million francs. After a failed proposal in 2022, this is the second attempt.
Friday, 13.06.2025
The collection comes from the legacy of an elderly couple. The dolls will go on sale next week.
The canton of Basel-Stadt is testing new furniture at two locations aimed at enhancing the quality of stay and increasing greenery.
In Switzerland, gasoline prices are set to rise by 2 to 3 cents per liter following the escalation between Israel and Iran. Experts rule out a scenario similar to that of 1973.
Transport, city animations, tickets still available… Nineteen days before the kick-off, a round-up of the information you need to know.
An open hydrant provided St. Johann with a water fountain. By the Rhine, people specifically cooled off.
As a trustee, the former mayor of Hettlingen is alleged to have stolen around a million from a client. On Friday, he appeared before the Supreme Court. The verdict is still pending.
Switzerland greatly benefits from agreements with the EU. This is the conclusion of several studies commissioned by the Federal Council. However, the government misjudged earlier forecasts.
The councilor is now in oil: On Friday, the portrait of the councilor was presented for the ancestor gallery in the health department. A revealing report.
The "Grünstadt Schweiz" project honors municipalities that are particularly dedicated to high-quality green spaces.
The city council outlines how it plans to finance the new school buildings. Shorter lunch breaks and forest kindergartens are also expected to help solve the problem.
In Frost-Längenbühl, a new path is being built at the edge of the nature reserve. The old one has been turned into a stream by the beaver.
The 71-year-old cyclist has been admitted to the hospital. According to the police, he was likely in a "not able to ride" condition.
Due to a lack of staff, about a dozen internal procedures had to be canceled, reducing visits from professionals and some leisure time activities.
In the EU debate, which is now really starting with the consultation on the new contract, the SVP is starting with a lead. It determines what is discussed - and how.
Last autumn, the Grand Council rejected additional containers for inmates. Now, a motion calls for a resized version.
In the Porzi area, after a long planning process, Langenthal beer is flowing from the taps again. But what does the new drink taste like?
Originally, a traffic concept for all of Horgen was the idea of the bourgeois parties. However, at the end of the assembly, it was they who rejected the concept because too many changes had been made.
This Saturday from 4 PM, several activities await the former students of the Carouge orientation cycle. A day to dive into memories and recreate connections.
Winner of the first stage of the Tour de Suisse on Thursday, Marlen Reusser defended her yellow jersey alone on Friday after an eventful day.
The closure of the railway line last year cost the railway company 5.4 million francs. Nevertheless, more passengers were transported.
Voters approved all matters on Thursday. However, the still unrealized asylum accommodation sparked discussions once again.
In Rorbas, there will be hardly any loud bangs on August 1st - at least if everyone adheres to the municipal regulations. Additionally, the budget has been approved.
The Cistude, the only native turtle species in Switzerland, is endangered. The Canton of Fribourg will release more individuals into the reserve until 2028.
The Appia intersection and the highway sector near Palexpo will be under construction until 2027. The reason: the repair of pipes in the structural thermal networks.
In the 2nd stage of the Tour de Suisse Women, four breakaway riders caught attention. One of them won the segment solo.
Aerial acrobat Svyatoslav Rasshivkin and other artists captivate with their skills, while Mike Müller takes on the Basel police and Xherdan Shaqiri.
The city plans to spend around 5.5 million francs for over 700 bicycle parking spaces near the train station. There will also be a vote on a school expansion, costing 36 million francs.
The largest regatta in Switzerland taking place this weekend will stay true to its legend with very light conditions announced. However, any external assistance, which can sometimes be tempting, is prohibited by the race rules.
The Popular Union has submitted the required signatures for its constitutional initiative.
The bargain offer is on: The Reformed parish has given its blessing for the sale of a central property along with an old building in Bassersdorf.
Bike, car, tram, or train? Basel is facing a collapse on road and rail, infrastructure projects are stalled. What’s next for the mobility strategy in the region?
The Valais politicians agreed to open the debate on the dangers of digital platforms. Only the UDC from Upper Valais opposed the text.
In the waterland of Switzerland, there are many idyllic places to dive in. A visit can be combined with short hikes.
She was insulted by Covid deniers, sometimes gets annoyed with dog owners, and leaves her phone at home when she runs. The interview with Switzerland's fastest marathon runner.
Is sovereignty at risk? Can Switzerland curb immigration? The domestic debate on the contract package with the EU can begin. These are the most pressing questions.
On Thursday evening, on Thunstrasse, an electric scooter rider collided with a turning minibus. He was injured and taken to the hospital.
Two men suspected of having committed a series of thefts in thirteen cantons have been arrested. The total damage amounts to over 900,000 francs.
The city council of Winterthur increases the annual contributions to the Benevol Winterthur organization by 20,000 to a new total of 60,000 francs.
A plane en route to Singapore was over the Caspian Sea when it turned around due to Israeli airstrikes.
The Swiss vice-champion has submitted his application to replace the Lions of Geneva, who are withdrawing from the competition due to inadequate infrastructure. Verdict expected on June 18.
Historian Lucas Federer reports on the initial results of the abuse study from the University of Zurich. There were convicted priests, but more often, victims were dismissed.
The eligible voters of Oberembrach had to decide on two bills and approved them without discussion.
The Federal Council is opening the consultation on the contract package with the EU today. The domestic political debate can now begin.
Responding to the heavy traffic jams of recent weeks, the employers' federation of Geneva speaks out on the future of the canton.
A resident of Ohringen is fighting against the expansion of the local asylum accommodation – first with an initiative, then with an appeal that has now been dismissed.
The sun is blazing down on the airfield area as the punk rockers Selbstbedienung kick off the second day of the Greenfield Festival.
The first heatwave of summer has hit Switzerland. In Bern, people are looking for ways to cool off.
Renowned architects criticize the pastoral vision of land use planning. They focus on smart densification of the suburbs to accommodate 10 million Swiss people.
Record holder for victories at the Bol d'Or, Christian Wahl aims for a tenth success this weekend on his D35 alongside Justine Mettraux.
The Swiss Football Association is taking a new approach. The 23 players for the home Euro in July will be announced in a special way.
Accepted tacitly, the motion calls on the government to act quickly for the reconstruction of the village.
The first major debris removal works aimed at minimizing the risk of flooding began on Friday.
A motion in the Zurich city parliament calls for the city to increasingly consider the needs of allergy sufferers in future tree and plant plantings to reduce pollen exposure.
The Vaud police intervened on average five times a day at home in 2024. Cases of rape and physical violence are experiencing the most significant increase.
The Magic Pass cooperative and the municipality of Matten show solidarity: they donate money to those affected in Blatten.
Zurich Airport reports an increasing share of arrivals by public transport. 54 percent still come by car, but that number is expected to decrease.
While the city of Bern is closing the bilingual classes, Köniz is set to start establishing bilingual education. The promoters are looking to Neuchâtel for guidance.
The city of Bern is acquiring two adjacent buildings with affordable apartments. The existing rental agreements are to be taken over.
The voting result on the climate strategy from May 18 is not yet legally binding due to an appeal. The district council is expected to decide on the appeal by the end of June.
The vote on the funding of public radio and television in Switzerland is approaching. The "Politbüro" discusses the halving initiative and possible consequences for the media landscape.
The stage program at the Bundesplatz in Bern during the Football Euro is complete. In addition to Chlyklass and Lo & Leduc, Jule X, Naomi Lareine, and Leony will perform.
The vote on the funding of public radio and television in Switzerland is approaching. The "Politbüro" discusses the halving initiative and possible consequences for the media landscape.
The stage program at the Bern Bundesplatz during the Football Euro is complete. In addition to Chlyklass and Lo & Leduc, Jule X, Naomi Lareine, and Leony will perform.
The vote on the funding of public radio and television in Switzerland is approaching. The "Politbüro" discusses the halving initiative and possible consequences for the media landscape.
The municipality of Köniz is planning a change in employment law. This aims to improve the balance between family and work.
The organizers of the Diamond League meeting have revealed the main athletes who will come to Lausanne on August 19 and 20. Or to the festivities.
In Stäfa, new sports infrastructure is planned to be built on agricultural land. Despite the space shortage for sports clubs, there is opposition to this plan.
An evening at Zurich's Hardturm site in seven courses: From Norwegian salmon kiss to Honduran tortilla to pita with Japanese filling.
From June 12 to 22, 2025, Lausanne will host the ETF. 65,000 participants will take part in this year's largest mass sports event in Switzerland.
Theater, painting, lectures, concerts: The regional agenda for the next seven days is prominently filled.
From June 12 to 22, 2025, Lausanne will host the ETF. Competitions will take place in 22 disciplines.
The Swiss jets will be visible on July 11 for the premiere of the festival in the sky. The flyover is not intended to be an aerobatic show.
Last summer, an Italian trattoria opened its doors in the beautifully transformed premises of an old café bar.
Film under the starry sky in the courtyard of the former spinning mill in Freienstein. Summer festivals in Regensberg and Kloten.
On Saturday, the football players of the Winterthur Warriors celebrate their home game at Schützenwiese. Loris Lenzlinger is their quarterback and DJ.
He is a Hollywood director ("12 Years a Slave") and also a spectacular artist: Oscar winner Steve McQueen talks about his love for a Swiss woman and his new mega-exhibition in Basel.
The voters of Hüttikon approved all three items at the municipal assembly.
Dänikon will reduce the allowed speed on the community roads in the village next year.
The EMS of the 4 Marronniers has nearly doubled its capacity, reaching 120 beds. The public will discover its transformation on Saturday.
The Bülach city council has decided on the key elements for the construction of the new Hirslen sports center. A competition is now set to produce a concrete project.
On Friday morning, a motorcyclist collided with a car while turning onto the village street in Zollbrück. He was injured and taken to the hospital.
The butcher Keller takes over the new kiosk in the Stadthaus complex. The restaurant business "Arnold" of the Zurich family company will open at the beginning of 2026 and will offer regional specialties daily.
The Meilen athletics meeting on Saturday at the Allmend promises great things. And there is a lot at stake.
The Music Festival will take place in about ten locations in Morges over five days. The organizers aimed to ensure that everyone can enjoy it.
Vishwash Kumar Ramesh is the only survivor among the 242 people on board a flight from Ahmedabad to London. Rescue teams are searching through the debris to understand the causes of the crash.
The executive proposed a salary based on an income of 160,000 francs annually, which is a 14% increase. A bit too much for the legislature.
Nine countries already possess nuclear weapons, and they are heavily investing in their arsenal. One country is far ahead.
Lenz Hächler is a promise for the future in the World Cup. For now, the 22-year-old from Zug must recover from a fall with his mountain bike.
Municipal councilors propose that a rapprochement between their city and a Palestinian municipality take place as a gesture of support for Gaza.
After the collapse of the Birch glacier that engulfed the Valais village, the authorities presented the reconstruction schedule to the population on Thursday.
In the context of the feminist strike, 70 associations committed to equality will liven up the Geneva park. An event open to the public, free and festive.
A municipal councilor since 2011 and mayor from 2012 to 2021, Vincent Jaques will not run in the upcoming elections. He reflects on his time in office.
The theologian and historian Jean-François Martin has uncovered gems about the last four Federal Gymnastics Festivals in Lausanne. He tells the story.
Gold is seen by many investors as a so-called safe haven and is therefore sought after during geopolitical crises.
A mirrored fireplace, a summer bar, and a windowsill with a panoramic view: On Schlossbergstrasse in Muttenz, indoors and outdoors blend together.
At the intersection with Morgartenring, the canton aims to enhance traffic safety with various measures.
An accident resulted in a death last week at a Broye intersection. Potential visibility obstructions, the tall grass was to be mowed the same day by the Canton.
A reflection by Karine Curti, director of the Foundation for the Attractiveness of the Canton of Geneva.
They have been circulating on the roads of Switzerland for a short time, are indeed used to monitor vehicles, but only have trucks in their sights. The financial stakes are enormous.
Distancing themselves from the Afghans who were involved in a brawl in Cropettes in March, two young members of this community express their desire to integrate.
Soon, Basel will once again become the hub of the international art scene. Here are the answers to the most important questions about Art.
In Switzerland, the prescription of GLP-1 injections has doubled in a year. Especially women are using these medications. Why?
Regula Jöhl is the new rector of the Zurich University of Applied Sciences (ZHAW). In the interview, she explains why she wants to instill more "entrepreneurial spirit" in ZHAW.
Oberweningen provides comprehensive information to the public about increased residues in drinking water. Other municipalities with higher values communicate more cautiously.
With Thomas Sempach, a 40-year-old is among the extended favorites on Sunday in Nods. A Bernese, who had already considered quitting, also has chances of victory.
The city of Bern is one of the first municipalities to install a shooting alert system. The recommended actions differ significantly from those of a fire alarm.
The positive account closure for 2024 hardly sparked any discussion in the Thun City Council. Thus, it was able to focus on details and interpretative questions.
With Thomas Sempach, a 40-year-old is among the extended favorites on Sunday in Nods. A Bernese, who had already considered retiring, also has chances of winning.
The small municipality by Lake Brienz is facing pivotal decisions. Theoretically, there are five partners available for upcoming merger discussions.
Speed limit of 40 for an extended period? Adrian Locher from the Ersigen cycling club assesses the performance of the professional racers and finds comforting words for hobby cyclists.
Zurich Airport AG has released its traffic figures for May. Compared to May 2024, there is a slight increase.
From Friday to Sunday, tropical nights are expected in the cities. What is behind this phenomenon and how it affects our health.
Since last autumn, the restaurant had been closed for renovations. Now, the heartfelt project of owner Elios Elsener reopens with more seating and a Mediterranean menu.
A quarter of all Swiss exports come from the tech industry. Visiting a specialized company in the Jura that feels Donald Trump's tariffs very concretely.
On Thursday evening, a cyclist collided with a pedestrian in Glattpark, Opfikon. The pedestrian sustained serious injuries.
Thursday, 12.06.2025
Two weeks after the landslide, the residents of Blatten met for a community assembly – and discussed initial plans for how the village should be rebuilt.
An appeal and landscape protection are slowing down the new construction projects of BG Sonnengarten. This case is exemplary – other cooperatives are facing the same issues.
By 57 votes to 4, the Bern city council rejected an SVP motion for a "proper clothing" regulation.
The Diamond League meeting in Oslo also featured a Swiss highlight. This time, sprinter Timothé Mumenthaler was in the spotlight.
The Seestrasse in Thun should remain closed to through traffic even after the current construction site. This is demanded by a majority of the city council. However, it is not that simple.
A symbol of the city, the rose will be celebrated with 16 flower beds to discover from June 13 to 15. Concerts, a floral competition, and the city of Gruyères as a guest of honor are also on the agenda.
Jerry Maspoli, president of the organizing committee, presented the program for the 47th edition on Thursday. It will take place on December 6 and 7.
The primary school facilities in Nürensdorf are completely outdated. Now, despite the expected renovation costs reaching record levels, the planning has been initiated.
With the 88-year-old African American and Namibian artist Tuli Mekondjo, the Kunsthalle has spectacularly launched into a new era. The world has arrived at Helvetiaplatz.
Jerry Maspoli, president of the organizing committee, presented the program for the 47th edition this Thursday. It will take place on December 6 and 7.
The Montreux Jazz Café along with its fine dining restaurant will not move into the old brasserie at SBB station. The project has failed.
High deficits have burdened Bern's daycare centers since 2020. The city council rejects outsourcing as a measure.
Only one citizen has filed an appeal against the ban on dogs (even on a leash) in two squares of the Jura city.
All that's missing are players and fans: Over 8000 square meters of natural grass have been laid in the Stockhorn Arena for the football Euro. This grass comes from afar.
Leen Heemskerk and Ineos will soon officially be back in charge of LS. It is one of the hot topics at the moment, which interim president Vincent Steinmann is addressing.
After two and a half legislative terms, Monica Gschwind has had enough: she will resign at the end of 2025. Numerous names are circulating for her successor.
Srishti Gupta will be the new head of the struggling biotech company Idorsia, located in the Basel region. The former McKinsey consultant has little time for a turnaround.
The SVP faction traveled to Central Switzerland on Wednesday. On the Rütli meadow, there were disruptive actions by Young Tat, as they announced the next day.
Amateur footballers wrap up the season with the finals of the Zurich Basler Cup in Schwarzbubenland.
If it is "intrusive, aggressive, unfair, or misleading," begging will be prohibited in many places, without physical coercion.
The municipal council of Bönigen has approved a planning zone for second homes. This is in response to the Airbnb initiative from the SP.
The regional train has established itself as a preferred means of transport for thousands of residents of Greater Geneva. Historical.
Approximately 2.5 million francs were embezzled by the two former heads of the Letten construction cooperative using false invoices. Their accomplices received suspended prison sentences.
Generational researcher Rüdiger Maas surveyed Swiss youth - and was very surprised by the responses. An overview in 5 points.
A bold move by the left and the Center in the Council of States: they have concocted an unusual funding for their two initiatives. But the game is not over yet.
The 34-year-old has been the face of Switzerland for years. Now she has suffered a torn cruciate ligament and has to withdraw. And the question arises: is one of the greatest careers in Swiss football coming to an end?
The liberal has shown courage. A brief commentary.
At the Bern train station, black cockroaches are once again crawling on the facade of the Heiliggeist Church. Why they are back and how to combat them.
Drones have set fire to a facility of the fertilizer producer Eurochem. The Greens demand that the company headquartered in Zug be sanctioned.
Silvia Volpi has been caring for injured birds for decades, but one wound is particularly troubling her. However, proving animal cruelty in wildlife is difficult.
The budget meeting did not draw the residents of Uttigen out from behind the fireplace. However, there was positive news.
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There was an accident between a tram and a car at the Bank Association.
Positive news from Hilterfingen: the municipality's accounts close in the black. A deficit had been expected.
With 26.2 million passengers, the three national airports of Basel, Geneva, and Zurich increased their passenger traffic by 3.8% during the last winter.
Harmony after the discord: The flower-decorated piano, which the city of Thun had removed from Guisanplatz, is now located at Thunerhof.
The Checkpoint Burgdorf association now meets in a house on Wynigenstrasse. And no longer in the old butter central, which will soon be demolished.
On Thursday night, the so-called strawberry moon appeared in the Bernese sky. The sunset and sunrise were also spectacular.
The municipality is launching a second edition of Nyon Rénove after results that are four times higher than the national average.
Every two years, Winterthur's Lesesommer takes place. Children and teenagers can register for the current edition until July 14th.
To prevent protests, the Zurich Canton Police has blocked parts of the Zurich Main Station. This is due to a track blockade announced for this evening by pro-Palestine activists.
By the end of 2024, the canton owed teachers nearly 58 million francs due to overtime.
The Confederation has set the new amounts that wealthy cantons pay to poorer cantons. We take a look at Geneva, Vaud, Valais, Fribourg, Neuchâtel, and Jura.
Just days before the opening, the authorities change course and offer the possibility to enroll children in Grand-Saconnex.
Following giraffes and camels, coatis have also welcomed young ones at the children's zoo. This is a first for the zoo.
At the municipal assembly on Wednesday, financial topics will be on the agenda in addition to the budget. The municipal council will also answer questions.
Belinda Bencic visited the Horgen tennis center. The Olympic champion signed autographs, played with young and old, and reminisced about her own beginnings.
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With a circuit from Gstaad to Gstaad, the Tour de Suisse Women kicked off. Marlen Reusser, likely the strongest Swiss cyclist, was in the spotlight.
The Tour de Suisse Women began with a circuit from Gstaad to Gstaad. Marlen Reusser, likely the strongest Swiss competitor, was in the spotlight.
With the location promotion contribution, the canton aims to create infrastructure for companies, research groups, and start-ups at the Uptown Basel site.
The MCG is putting lawyer Maikl Gerzner into the race for the Council of State, who has never been involved in politics. He believes he can be a unifying figure like Mauro Poggia was.
The administrative court has dismissed complaints against parliamentary decisions of the Bern church community. The decision concerns the renovation of St. Mark's Church and contracts for the city monastery in the Church of Peace.
In Wülflingen, a new bridge has been installed, which will carry all the wastewater from Winterthur and the surrounding area. Dozens of onlookers watched the spectacle.
The hazy sky persists this Thursday. Fine particles in the atmosphere are polluting the air in several Swiss cities.
The courtyard of the Gland college will transform into a green oasis with a sports square, a multipurpose space, and a rain garden. Other ideas are on the table.
The municipal councilors voted on resolutions regarding the death of a suspected dealer, such as assisting in the return of the body to the country.
A planned residential development in Neubad is causing a stir. First due to a church - and then because the new building looks too modern.
A convicted rapist operates under a false name on dating platforms. For the victim's mother, it's an affront. Who is responsible: app providers – or the justice system?
Twenty years after legalization, absinthe is a flagship of local tourism. The people of Jura celebrate this, along with memories of the legendary underground era.
Twenty years after legalization, absinthe is a showcase of local tourism. The people of Jura celebrate it, along with memories of the legendary underground era.
Twenty years after legalization, absinthe has become a flagship of local tourism. The people of Jura celebrate this, along with memories of the legendary underground era.
This credit, which aims to reduce the energy consumption of buildings owned by municipalities, still needs to be approved by the Grand Council.
The municipality is taking action due to the management of the club, which it deems "catastrophic."
A European study led by Professor Bourhis from CHUV demonstrates the effectiveness of the monoclonal antibody after surgery. A breakthrough and hope for patients.
Sunrise has begun the disconnection of this technology. Swisscom will follow at the end of the year. What will be the consequences for the daily lives of the Swiss?
The cinema announced in a statement that it "urgently needs 30,000 francs."
The Basel municipality gives up on another appeal.
The president of the State Council used humor during the inaugural day of the Federal Gymnastics Festival.
The wildlife fence above the A8 at Därligen is to be relocated. This will result in fewer closures of the national road in the future.
On June 14, 2025, women and allies across Switzerland will once again take to the streets to demonstrate for their rights. Here’s what the program looks like in your city.
On Forchstrasse in Zurich, an accident occurred on Thursday shortly after 1:30 PM. No one was injured in the incident.
In the presale, slightly fewer YB subscriptions were sold than last year. The official sale now begins.
The Council of States approves a package for the expansion of pension benefits. Higher couple pensions are controversial.
Due to the new Franca-Magnani Bridge, the city is considering demolishing the popular Yonex hall. The FDP and SVP are now submitting a motion.
Theater, family concerts, circus, cinema... Discover our selection of the best cultural plans for the weekend.
The market value of the FCB team is now estimated at 76.5 million euros. This is double what it was a year ago.
Concerts, parades, and activities: feminist collectives have prepared diverse programs in all Romandy cities. Here’s the overview.
The liberal ends over a decade of work in the Baselbieter government. The farewell is hard – this is also evident in the conversation with her.
Ethics of collaborations, governance, economies: Rector Frédéric Herman speaks in an exclusive interview.
The Bern authorities are reissuing the performance contract for cultural use. They aim for an increased density of offerings and plan a possible renovation after 2028.
A new neighborhood square with green relaxation areas has been inaugurated. The redesign of the 1000 m² area and the renovation of the kindergarten cost a total of 625,000 francs.
Until June 22, the city will host 65,000 gymnasts and 300,000 spectators. Several neighborhoods will be reserved for enhanced public transport.
The largest Swiss player in the climbing scene brought the World Cup to Bern, but is stepping back from the organization. The reason: a million-dollar fiasco.
Growth without Consequences? Architect Thomas Sevcik and 40 other experts criticize the federal spatial planning. The solution lies in the agglomeration.
The man is accused of murdering a psychoanalyst in Seefeld and, five years later, a couple in the canton of Bern. He is currently not confessing.
Elsau is very pleased with its financial situation. At the municipal assembly, the purchase of a house was discussed, and rumors were put to rest.
The village square, in need of renovation, in the center of Oberglatt will be redesigned. In December, a loan of 1.3 million francs is expected to be voted on.
Renewable energies are said to be threatened by the electricity agreement, according to the union leader. SP National Councilor Gabriela Suter disagrees.
The city of Winterthur's internet portal is being relaunched. The most frequently accessed topics recently were libraries, fire department interventions, and school holiday plans.
The collision occurred on Wednesday afternoon at the entrance to the A16 motorway. The driver did not yield the right of way.
A prevention campaign has been launched to limit the risks of drowning related to temperature shocks. Adopt the right actions to swim safely this summer.
The municipal assembly in Erlenbach could take up to three evenings. It may ultimately bury, after intense discussions, the plans for a large development near the train station as well as ideas for a hotel.
On warm days, we love to sit in a cozy garden restaurant. Newcomers, gems, and insider tips in the city – from hearty to exclusive.
Noemi Rüegg is one of the best Swiss cyclists. At the Tour de Suisse, she aims for a stage victory. Here she answers personal questions - about God, voice messages, and sourdough bread.
The Nati forward injured her knee and will miss the tournament held in Switzerland.
The entrance to Glattfelden and Eglisau at the Bülach-Nord junction will be closed twice. A full closure is expected in Hardwald at the end of July.
In an interview with "Temps," he believes he is no longer the right person to lead the city. The increasingly polarized political climate influenced his decision.
The operator of the congress hall and the Tissot Arena in Biel has only 53,000 francs in equity left. The city government plans a downgrade and a revision of the business model.
According to Indian media, a plane has crashed in the western Indian city of Ahmedabad. The aircraft was reportedly headed for London.
Welcoming tens of thousands of young people is not without risks. Measures have been put in place to prevent the worst.
After a long back and forth, the Bikebox store in Münsingen will close this autumn. It was once very successful.
The growth is attributed to about 90 percent market performance and only about 10 percent to new money inflows.
In addition to watches, jewelry, paintings, and sculptures, the auction house will auction off valuable items on Thursday, June 19.
The Grand Council has decided by a clear majority to remain the main shareholder of BEKB. Selling the stake would currently bring no financial benefits and would be politically difficult to implement.
While three departments reach the targeted 35 percent, the top leadership in the education and sports department is entirely male.
The Biel resident Jann Fritz Bangerter and the Kandersteg resident René Maeder take over the seats of the two resigned parliamentarians.
What annoys our author about her left-progressive circle of friends: the reflex to always speak ill of Switzerland.
Shafaq Mokwar (38) came as a translator to the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva. Then war broke out in her home country, Sudan.
After two and a half terms, Monica Gschwind has had enough: she announces her resignation by the end of the year.
After the Council of States, the National Council unanimously approved on Thursday the legal basis for emergency aid from the Confederation for the affected Valais village.
The city council expresses its solidarity with those affected by the natural disaster in Valais.
The city of Bern is converting blue zone parking spaces in the Brückfeld district into white ones. Residents and businesses should find it easier to find a spot, while outsiders are encouraged to use public transport, bicycles, or parking garages.
The Bern city government has approved the building regulations for the area. At least one third of the housing must be affordable or created by non-profit developers.
Justin Timberlake, who disappointed many hip-hop fans as the headliner, has canceled his performance at Openair Frauenfeld. Instead, US rapper A$ap Rocky will step in.
The cantonal health department is advancing the reorganization of home care. Larger units are expected to enable more flexible working time models and meet the increasing demand for care.
The eligible voters approved the accounts of the municipality and the school, as well as the increased contribution to the sports infrastructure in Bülach.
The deportation prison at Zurich Airport has recently come under criticism. Starting Friday, plans will be available in Kloten that have been overdue for some time.
The Geneva house is organizing its summer auction on June 15 at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel de la Paix.
A proposal from Center party senator Benedikt Würth calls for the relaxation of forest protection. Environmental groups are up in arms. However, there is also resistance from within his own party.
On Wednesday evening, a man had an accident with his E-Bike shortly after the roundabout in Worblaufen. The man became unconscious after the accident and had to be taken to the hospital.
The American beverage manufacturer will no longer supply the Swiss Federal Railways. SBB will now rely on Vivi Cola.
The municipal council rejects financial support for the struggling hospital. Despite majority approval for the capital increase, the population must now decide.
High jump-long jump, stone lifting, waterings, indiaca, dodgeball, and basket ball will be on the agenda. Follow the guide.
The communal deliberative body voted a credit of 890,000 francs to acquire the plot of nearly 1,600 m² located in the heart of the municipality.
The municipal council approved a modification of the general police regulations, but was unable to add insult to the list.
65,000 gymnasts and 300,000 visitors arrive in the Olympic capital to celebrate gymnastics in all its forms.
Every summer, a group of mountain and animal enthusiasts follows the oldest cheese trade route from Central Switzerland to Italy. Our author joined the hike.
Three days of openings, talks, and tours in over 70 institutions: the program for the weekend before Art Basel is packed. We have the overview.
The traditional company from Winterthur, Sulzer, aims to advance plastic recycling. To this end, it has inaugurated a new research hub in Winterthur and set high goals.
A man from the Bülach area sees himself as an unsuspecting victim of criminal activities. He transferred money from Germany to Turkish accounts.
Volunteers are making significant efforts to curb the spread of invasive species. So far, authorities cannot compel anyone to remove neophytes from their own gardens.
Preparatory work will soon begin, and the first houses will be built starting in the summer of 2026. The South Station area is slowly but surely taking shape.
For 38 years, Urs Kessler shaped the fate of the Jungfrau railways and thus also the region. How was he perceived by other players in politics and business?
Samira Martini and Jan Gnägi both made it into the Grand Council at a young age – but there are worlds between them. Their dispute over gender-neutral language illustrates this.
The city of Bern aims to combat racism in all its forms. Jewish organizations point out that antisemitism remains "in the blind spot."
He wasn't always popular, but he followed his path and succeeded. The Bernese Oberland also benefited from this. A tribute to the work of Urs Kessler.
Thirty years ago, the slaughterhouse moved from the center of Interlaken to the industrial district on the outskirts. Its significance for the region has remained.
Volunteers are making significant efforts to curb the spread of invasive species. So far, authorities cannot compel anyone to remove neophytes from their own gardens.
Preparatory work will soon begin, and the first houses will be built starting in summer 2026. The South Station area is slowly but surely taking shape.
For 38 years, Urs Kessler shaped the fate of the Jungfrau railways and thus the region. How was he perceived by other players in politics and business?
Samira Martini and Jan Gnägi both made the leap into the Grand Council at a young age - but there are worlds between them. Their dispute over gender-neutral language illustrates this.
The city of Bern aims to combat racism in all its forms. Jewish organizations point out that antisemitism remains "in the blind spot."
Since March, commuters have to squeeze through a narrow passage on platform 16/18. The SBB justifies the controversial installation with safety considerations.
For the first time in 20 years, the cantons could once again force a vote against a federal tax reform.
From a polluted allotment garden, a green oasis with exemplary character was created - and a prize of 25,000 francs.
Depending on the perspective, this has even increased. A slight turnaround is emerging in recruitment – nevertheless, politicians are expressing criticism.
The main traffic route through Zollikon is not safe enough for the canton. Therefore, it plans to reduce speed, demolish an underpass, and eliminate parking spaces.
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The left-green majority in the Zurich city parliament now wants a wage cap for affordable apartments, but only at the start of the lease. The final decision could rest with the people.
The cycling World Championships in Zurich ended with a deficit. The city of Zurich is now providing financial assistance to the organizers. No party seemed very happy. A review is being requested.
Despite strong protests, the asylum center in Grand-Saconnex is set to begin operations next week. The State Secretariat for Migration has now canceled a press visit.
This marks the next chapter in the dispute over vocational training. The business school is facing increasing pressure and is fighting back.
The Zytbörse brings people together to support each other with their knowledge and skills.
The proportion of women in the Swiss army is set to increase significantly, and the orientation day is to become mandatory. Is this really in the spirit of equality? Here’s what young Swiss women think about the issue.
Residents of the Federal Festival must brace themselves for patience until June 22. The energy of the celebration will offset the few nuisances.
After a challenging trial, the correctional court delivered its verdict against a man accused by his stepdaughter.
The Zurich city parliament has expressed support for free disposal coupons. The city actually wants to promote repair instead.
Adrian Ursea is the new coach of Yverdon Sport. His mere arrival has already created a wave of positivity around the club, which has just been relegated to the Challenge League.
The festival will take place from August 7 to 10 and will feature 114 artists at thirteen locations in Yverdon-les-Bains.
Despite the creation of a specific employment contract in 2019, a survey conducted by the Sud union shows that a majority of them are dissatisfied with their pay.
Julia Müller and Beatrice Frei are training to become airline pilots. In their first practical phase, they are not only honing their flying skills.
The place aims to support the transformation of the Praille-Acacias-Vernets (PAV) neighborhood by bringing together its future residents around art and culture.