Woman, 62, found shot dead in Epirus home
Police in the northwestern region of Epirus are investigating the death by shooting of a 62-year-old woman in her home.
Ferry captain arrested after chaotic ship departure on Andros
Port authorities have arrested a ferry captain after a video showing a chaotic ship departure from the Cycladic island of Andros went viral.
Folegandros, Ios and Sikinos left without power
The popular tourist islands of Folegandros, Ios and Sikinos were left without electricity for seven hours on Thursday night, a likely cause being the unprecedented demand on power due to the combination of large tourist numbers and high temperatures.
Business declines on two islands
The islands of Mykonos and Santorini, perhaps Greece’s most famous tourist destinations, were the two glaring exceptions in the accommodation and catering business during the first half of the year.
Ajax and Panathinaikos set UEFA record with 34 penalty kicks
It took Ajax 34 penalties to beat Panathinaikos 13-12 in a marathon shootout on Thursday, setting a UEFA competition record after their Europa League third qualifying round tie ended 1-1 over two legs and extra time.
Shots fired outside kebab shop
Police in the northwestern Athens suburb of Kamatero are investigating an incident in which a man was injured after shots were fired outside a kebab shop.
Experts lament environmental loss
The repercussions of the fires that have wreaked havoc in recent years in Attica will include reduced water, increased pollution, less biodiversity and a compromised forest ecosystem.
Most taxpayers now pay their dues in time
Electronic payment methods and real-time monitoring of expenses and revenue streams have made individuals and corporations more likely to pay their dues in time, data from the Independent Authority for Public Revenue show.
Greece imports lamb as local slaughterhouses shut down due to cattle plague
The wholesale meat market at Rentis now sells lambs from Romania and Spain, as local slaughterhouses have shut down as part of the effort to eradicate cattle plague.
Yes, you can run a Marathon
When you cross the finish line of your first marathon, the high can make it easy to forget about everything you’ve put your mind and body through to get there.