MaltaPost announces mail delivery has been suspended due to bad weather, with services resuming once weather warnings are lifted

Civil Protection Malta says it dealt with at least 42 reports of trees obstructing roads and public spaces, alongside 23 debris clearance operations

Malta recorded its lowest rate of reported theft last year, according to figures tabled in parliament last week

If couples in the past lived a simpler life and had to make sacrifices in order to finally be able to afford “il-post” then in reality that has not changed

Providing the morning-after pill for free was a key proposal in the National Sexual Health Strategy but more than a year later it remains unavailable

The couturier famed for “Valentino red” and for dressing generations of royalty and Hollywood stars passed away in Rome, leaving behind a global fashion empire and a legacy of timeless glamour

Authorities are calling for construction sites to suspend outdoor activity and secure materials as severe winds hit Malta, while enforcement and workplace safety inspections will continue despite the extreme weather

Minister Miriam Dalli has asked for an independent audit of ARMS’s accounting system despite the company saying earlier billing problems were resolved

Opposition leader Alex Borg says thousands of families were negatively impacted by an error in the utility billing system, accuses ARMS and energy minister of misleading public

Schools in Mellieħa, Qawra and St Paul’s Bay will not open on Tuesday due to staff shortages caused by ferry disruptions, as Home Affairs Minister Byron Camilleri appeals for caution amid red weather warning conditions

Education Ministry announces closure of Mellieħa, St Paul’s Bay and Qawra primary schools on Tuesday following red weather warning • Ministry says students from other schools who stay home on Tuesday due to weather-related conc...

Constitutional Court quashes lower court decision ordering former police inspector and FIAU manager Jonathan Ferris be awarded €20,000 in damages over unjust dismissal from police corps

Enemalta spokesperson confirms LNG tanker in Marsaxlokk Bay has been moved in line with standard procedure as Storm Harry reaches Malta

An investigation by Education Commissioner Vincent De Gaetano rules LSE seniority ranking that ignores years of service and prioritises qualifications is discriminatory and illegal • Calls for system to 'cease immediately'

Members of the public are being urged to follow official forecasts and warnings and to avoid unnecessary travel, particularly near the coast and in exposed locations

Pape Gueye's stunner in extra time secured Senegal a second Africa Cup of Nations success after a controversial 1-0 victory over Morocco, which included Senegal players leaving the pitch in protest and Brahim Diaz missing a last-gasp penalty to ...

Prime Minister Robert Abela announced on Sunday he has been summoned to an emergency summit with other leaders in Brussels after fresh tariffs were announced by US President Donald Trump against European countries over Greenland

If accepted by the PN she should serve eight years, giving her enough time to change things

Malta stands out within the European Union for its unusually high spending on retail pharmaceuticals, a pattern that places a significant financial burden on households

Leaders from eight European nations including UK say Trump’s threat undermines transatlantic relations as EU ambassadors convene for emergency meeting