Knife Attack at Elisabeth Park in Koekelberg Injures One
A person was injured in a knife attack at Elisabeth Park in Koekelberg, Brussels. Police have opened an investigation as the suspect remains at large.
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A person was injured in a knife attack at Elisabeth Park in Koekelberg, Brussels. Police have opened an investigation as the suspect remains at large.
A man jumped from a first-floor window in Schaarbeek, Brussels, to escape smoke from two burning cars. Police are investigating the cause.
Police investigate possible misconduct at municipal after-school care in Peer, Belgium. City informs parents and takes precautionary measures.
Autopsy shows Tyrin Johnson was shot in the back by National Guard in Memphis, contradicting official accounts and raising questions about the task force.
Residents along Lake Ontario's New York shoreline reject Trump's order renaming the lake 'Lake America,' saying the historic name stays.
A truck loaded with forklifts crashed into Huis Dens, an 18th-century mansion in Booischot, Belgium. Residents were on holiday; no injuries reported.
Freedom 250 Grand Prix preparations snarl traffic, reroute flights, and force art museums to protect collections, frustrating D.C. residents.
Antwerp's Deurne-Zuid residents protest as 11 trees face cutting, one year after the controversial 2025 felling sparked a political crisis.
Antwerp Mayor Els van Doesburg closes a Dam district shop for one month after inspections find pests, mold, expired food, and free alcohol.
A 49-year-old man was found dead in a tunnel at Beernem station. A forensic doctor has been appointed to determine the cause of death.
An 18-year-old student worker and colleagues found a €9 million gold hoard hidden in a wall in Dendermonde, Belgium. Ownership remains under investigation.
Alta Ripa and Te Lande, beloved Belgian party venues, close after 60+ years as changing celebration habits reshape the events industry.
A 96-year-old care home resident drowned in Brecht, Belgium after a caregiver lost control of a wheelchair bike and ended up in the Dessel-Schoten canal.
Seven workers fell ill after gas release during cleaning at Agristo's Wielsbeke facility. Production partially halted as investigation continues.
A 68-year-old man died in Beveren after a car jack slipped while he worked under his vehicle. His wife found him unresponsive. Investigation ongoing.
Schellebelle appears to have won its battle against biting midges after years of nuisance, thanks to targeted measures and a growing swallow population.
Liège cancels its August 15 fireworks display due to elevated fire risk from drought, following Huy's lead. The tir de campes is maintained.
A 37-year-old man was found dead in his tent at the Antilliaanse Feesten camping in Hoogstraten. Authorities are investigating the cause.
Authorities found 56 decomposing bodies at a Chicago funeral home, triggering an investigation into operators with a history of mishandling remains.
A 63-year-old kitesurfer from Diest died after being blown by a wind gust into a jetski on Oostduinkerke beach. Authorities investigate the accident.
A fire in a Brussels home left it uninhabitable and sent an elderly resident to hospital. No smoke detector was present despite legal requirements.
A 50-year-old man was seriously injured after falling 20 meters into a ventilation shaft in central Brussels. Emergency crews rescued him overnight.
Two young Belgians struck by lightning while hiking in the French Pyrenees are stable and conscious, prosecutors confirm. No investigation was opened.
KLJ Balen youth camp in Plombières stopped early after leadership team became victims of a serious incident with a local resident, who was arrested.
Bredene will completely fence the Spanjaardduin dunes behind its nude beach in 2027 after nearly 50 police reports for public indecency this season.
A Belgian café owner returned from his honeymoon to find 2.5 tons of sand in his café, a prank by friends. He's hosting a beach party to clean up.
A 24-year-old Belgian woman from Liège has been indicted and incarcerated in Paris for her alleged role in a foiled attack plot against Bank of America.
A shooting in Anderlecht on Friday left one person in danger of death. The suspect fled on a scooter. Police are investigating.
A 22-year-old man is in life-threatening condition after falling from the Brabo statue on Antwerp's Grote Markt. Police suspect alcohol was involved.
A 43-year-old man from Herent barricaded himself in his home with an air rifle, prompting a five-hour police intervention that ended peacefully.
Three people injured in a possibly deliberately set fire above a garden center in Ekeren, Belgium. A 23-year-old man was found confused on the roof.
The Médiathèque Nouvelle headquarters in Auderghem gets temporary use under ASBL Communa, keeping the cultural building alive for 16 months.
A serious fire damaged an apartment building in Brecht, Belgium on Sunday morning. All residents evacuated safely with no injuries reported.
A fire at Termien in Genk destroyed 3 hectares of heathland, coming within 30 meters of homes before firefighters contained it amid severe drought.
A protected rook colony in Sombreffe, Belgium is pushing residents to their limit. The municipality launches an online survey to document the crisis.
After a young man jumped from Sint-Michielsbrug into shallow water at Polé Polé, Ghent police warn of hidden dangers beneath the surface.
De Warande pool in Wetteren restricts access to East Flanders residents after a 5-year-old's near-drowning, sparking debate on discrimination and safety.
Army veteran Kerry Sheron, 69, died after an attack outside his Escondido home known as the Trump House. A Navy veteran faces murder charges.
A Memphis pizza shop owner refused to serve National Guard troops, citing opposition to military policing. The owner vows to do it again.
Ten people arrested in Mons as police conduct sweeping security operation, checking 263 people and seizing drugs and weapons under the Big Cities Plan.
Antwerp Mayor Els van Doesburg orders Zuidcafé terrace closed for a month after video of violent brawl surfaces, citing zero tolerance for disorder.
Brussels launches an interactive map of cool spots during a deadly heatwave, but other Francophone communes have yet to follow suit.
A grandmother accidentally took the wrong child from a Belgian daycare. The mix-up was quickly resolved, prompting a review of pickup procedures.
Palm Beach International Airport is renamed President Donald J. Trump International Airport, a first for a sitting U.S. president.
Matheo, a 10-year-old boy who went missing in Buggenhout, Belgium, was found in good health just before midnight after a large-scale search operation.
Hundreds celebrated Morocco's World Cup win over Canada in Antwerp and Brussels. Police reported just one arrest and one vehicle seizure.
103 teenagers from Kazou West Flanders spent the night on a highway parking lot after their bus broke down en route to Austria. Extra food budget provided.
Thousands of moon jellyfish have washed ashore on the beaches of Knokke-Heist and Wenduine in Belgium. Marine experts confirm they are harmless to humans.
A Florida tattoo shop refused service to military members and veterans, calling them 'war criminals,' sparking widespread backlash.
Bruges will ban microphones on canal boats by 2029 after years of resident complaints about repetitive guided commentary in the historic city.
Northport Mayor Donna Koch removed Pride flags after veterans objected to them sharing lamp posts with Hometown Heroes banners. A compromise was reached.
Arlon restores all-night LED streetlights from July 2026, reversing energy-saving cuts from the 2022 crisis with 75% LED conversion and dimming.
Antwerp province will raise entry prices for non-residents at recreational parks from 2027 to deter troublemakers, while residents keep lower rates.
Lena Van Reeth, 53, a home nurse with Wit-Gele Kruis, died in a head-on collision with a concrete mixer truck in Emblem, Belgium.
A lightning strike destroyed a historic farmhouse in Henis, Belgium. The family fears the urn containing their angel baby's ashes may be lost in the fire.
Ghent's Vlasmarkt will lose its historic cobblestones this summer, deemed too dangerous for cyclists and pedestrians, marking the end of an era.
New York City reversed its ban on Knicks watch parties outside MSG for Game 1 of the NBA Finals after public outcry over safety concerns.
A €5,600 woodchip dam in Tielt-Winge, Belgium, was washed away in its first heavy rain, raising questions about erosion control measures.
Brussels communes face unrest as Forest calls for a Patrick Bruel concert cancellation, Schaerbeek suffers art thefts, and Molenbeek sees snack violence.