The 74-year-old St Julian's resident arrested following Friday's shooting of two police officers in Ta' Giorni is scheduled to face court on Sunday morning.  John Agius was taken into custody...

The Yorgen Fenech trial on Saturday was dominated by digital evidence and the search of Keith Schembri's Castille office, with forensic expert Keith Cutajar explaining the complexities of recovering...

A 53-year-old Italian restaurateur who was extradited to Malta under a European Arrest Warrant to face allegations of more than €2.4 million in tax fraud and money laundering has been granted...

A €150 on-the-spot fine for public urination in Paceville turned into a police chase and ended with two French teenagers pleading guilty to a string of offences in court. Nineteen-year-old...

Home Affairs Minister Glenn Bedingfield said Saturday he could not accept that a police officer who had simply gone to work to protect society ended up in hospital fighting for his life, describing...

The widespread power outages experienced across Malta this week during an intense heatwave have exposed the vulnerability of both our electricity infrastructure and built environment, Flimkien ghal...

The Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association (MHRA) said Saturday it welcomed the clear political direction towards stronger enforcement against anti-social behaviour. The strengthening of on-the-spot...

While the Malta Tourism Authority emphasises "achieving excellence in every aspect of tourism", and the Government speaks, in fine words, about shifting tourism from quantity to quality, the facts are...

Prime Minister Robert Abela, accompanied by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Health Ian Borg and Minister for Equality and Civil Rights Rosianne Cutajar, visited the ART Clinic and the IVF...

The jury trial of businessman Yorgen Fenech enters its 22nd day today, with the court set to hear from a fresh slate of witnesses following an explosive sitting on Friday. Proceedings resume...