Two men yesterday were charged with threatening and attempting to assault two police constables....

A 27-year-old man yesterday was cleared of seriously injuring a British national and slightly injuring three others after the court ruled that the witnesses gave conflicting testimonies....

A 59-year-old Water Services Corporation employee was yesterday charged with defrauding the corporation of more than Lm1,000 after he allegedly falsified fuel vouchers he was entitled to as an “impressed” driver....

Construction works at the new Institute of Tourism Studies in Qala are now in their final stages while a substantial part of the finishing works have already been completed. ...

Court to decide on breach of intellectual property rights later this month...

A number of people attending the concert organised by the Malta Labour Party on Tuesday evening in Freedom Square started protesting when Italian singer Toto Cutugno announced he was going to sing the song he wrote for the EU, Insieme: 1992....

Considering that the need to safeguard the environment is a topic which can be heard everywhere one goes in Malta today, the budgetary debate on the matter with the Prime Minister could be described as lacking in content....

The Malta Transport Authority yesterday conceded that there was need for motorists and commuters to change their ways in getting into Valletta, but added they were confident the situation would settle down soon....

Theresa M. Vella examines a portrait which has come to light at the National Museum of Fine Arts....

An exhibition of new books for the libraries in Gozo is being held at the Gozo Public Library until 26 May....