The blaze caused over €1 million worth of damage in the southwestern municipality of Kimitoön.

The former sergeant was dismissed for bringing the police into disrepute after hate-fuelled messages were revealed.

Could the long running saga of health and social care reform almost be over? Wednesday's papers follow the latest development.

The retailer has requested further information after allegations on social media that the device was harmful to the environment.

The central bank's 2021-2023 forecast predicts the economy will grow by 2.9% in 2021 and by three percentage points in 2022.

Auditor General Tytti Yli-Viikari was suspended from her position in April pending an investigation into her expenses.

High winds brought disruption to parts of western and Central Finland on Tuesday, with the stormy weather due to last for most of the day on Tuesday.

Staff asked the four women to leave the public sauna because regulations require that female bathers cover the top half of their bodies.

One local health expert says nobody is making sure the farms welcoming seasonal workers have infection control plans in place.

The popular cinema chain's customers will have to buy Finnkino's own food instead.

Who's filling the space left in Parliament by Helsinki's new mayor and how hard is it to get to a football match in Russia?

A tiny margin of just 15 votes separated the National Coalition Party and the Social Democratic Party in the city.

Peat does not easily absorb water, which increases the risk that hot spots could continue to burn below the surface.

The incident occurred last summer when a group of teenagers chased a 14-year-old boy until he hid in deep water under a pier.

Finland's victory over Denmark in Copenhagen has significantly increased their chances of advancing to the knock-out stage.

The city's social and health sector development director said an investigation into why it broke down was underway.

Polling experts Sami Borg and Elina Kestilä-Kekkonen told Yle why turnout in the local elections might have been so low.

Finnish PM Sanna Marin said the country still had "a lot to do" to fully achieve its sustainable development goals by the end of this decade.

Inflation hit 2.2 percent in May, according to figures from Statistics Finland released on Monday.

Who had a good night and who... didn't? Monday's papers pick through the local election results.

Finland's national cyber security director, however, says he doesn't accept this negative assessment.

The elections saw a drop in support for the government coalition partners SDP, Green League and the Centre Party.

Finland scored the only goal in Saturday's match overshadowed by the collapse of Danish player Christian Eriksen.

Meilahti residents accuse Helsinki deputy mayor Anni Sinnemäki of granting a friend a favourable construction permit.

Most incoming vaccines in July will serve as second doses.

Hundreds of local election candidates say they have encountered various forms of harassment.

Declining populations and migration to bigger cities means many small municipalities face a bleak future. 

Helsinki Police will not launch an investigation into the removal of Finns Party election posters from bus stops and HKL vehicles.

Low-income and unemployed people are likely to be hit hardest by employment reforms, the unions argue.

The issue has been a bone of contention between the Finnish and Estonian governments.