A sculpture of a reclining woman by prominent sculptor Miloslav Chlupáč was nearly lost during redevelopment preparations in Ostrava, but was saved at the last minute, preventing it from joining dozens of other 20th-century artworks that have disappeared in the city.

Construction work on a new concert hall in Ostrava, Czech Republic, has been ordered to stop by the building authority. The city will need to revise the project plans for the cultural center.

Ostrava is hosting a national meeting for young Catholics, drawing over three thousand participants from across the Czech Republic for lectures, concerts, theater, and discussions with psychologists.

Volunteer firefighters in Ostrava have acquired new intervention vehicles worth tens of millions, replacing decades-old cars. The new equipment will assist them in responding to daily incidents like insect threats and summer fires.

The head of the Netherlands' military intelligence service (MIVD) reportedly maintained a public account on the fitness app Strava for years, inadvertently exposing his home address.

A Dutch physicist has rigged a system to track his pet hamster, Mollie, on the running app Strava, making the critter a sensation in the running community.

The Brussels Times displayed a search query titled 'OSTRAVA BUY-COKE COM where to find buy Coke, cocaine Ostrava', highlighting a peculiar instance of search-related content appearing on the news platform.

Scientists from Ostrava are studying the effects of current dry and hot weather on the landscape, warning of increased fire risks. Their research focuses on how quickly fires can ignite in parched environments due to minor negligence, such as a poorly placed glass bottle or inattention at a grill.

The Ostrava-based non-profit organization 'Kola pro Afriku' (Bikes for Africa) has sent another shipment of approximately 500 bicycles to Gambia to help children access education more easily.

The municipal waste management company OZO Ostrava plans to reduce its reliance on fluctuating energy prices by partnering with Veolia to build two cogeneration units, which will cover most of its electricity and heat consumption.

The popular fitness app Strava, used for tracking and comparing training performance, also carries potential risks, particularly for women users.

The Mikasa Home in Ostrava, which provides care for clients with autism spectrum disorder, is set to close in September due to insufficient operating funds.

Třinec Ironworks is experiencing its most challenging period due to the steel crisis and declining revenues, with a century-old rolling mill in Ostrava's Vítkovice helping to keep the business afloat.

A new trend in drug manufacturing has emerged in the Czech Republic, where pervitin producers use secret boxes and GPS coordinates for transferring raw materials, as revealed by a current case at the Regional Court in Ostrava.

The 23rd annual Colours of Ostrava festival concluded with record attendance, despite experiencing varied weather conditions including cloudbursts and heat. The event featured a debut performance by singer Lorde, who greeted fans in Czech.

Czech President Petr Pavel is scheduled to give an interview to Radiožurnál at the Colours of Ostrava festival, as part of the Meltingpot discussion forum.

Japanese schoolgirls delivered a captivating performance at the Colours of Ostrava festival, entertaining thousands of attendees.

The Colours of Ostrava festival has begun in Dolní Vítkovice, featuring performances by major artists such as Twenty One Pilots, Lorde, and Moby. The event marks the start of one of the region's prominent music festivals.

City gardeners are troubled by extreme drought. In Ostrava, they use over 50 cubic meters of water daily for watering

An article delves into the history of old mines in the Ostrava and Karviná regions, focusing on the Vítězný únor mine and its appearance in the film 'Parta hic'.

The 'Kavárna Potmě' (Cafe in the Dark), a mobile container from the Czech Radio Endowment Fund, has opened in Ostrava, where blind baristas serve coffee, offering a unique sensory experience.

The Janáček Philharmonic Ostrava (JFO) has prepared two concerts and a program connecting Opava and Amsterdam, including Dvořák's Cello Concerto and Tchaikovsky's Fourth Symphony.

The Czech Hydrometeorological Institute has declared a smog situation for the Ostrava, Karviná, and Frýdek-Místek agglomerations due to high concentrations of ground-level ozone. Residents are advised to avoid increased physical activity outdoors in the afternoon.

Ostrava Mayor Jan Dohnal (ODS) has outlined the advantages of Ostrava compared to other cities like Prague and discussed potential future developments for the Moravian-Silesian metropolis, including possible coalition formations.

The Festival in the Streets in Ostrava's Poruba district will feature acrobatics, dance, and music from around the world, including Japanese and African acrobats and an Australian fire show, all free of charge.

A couple near Ostrava built a modern farmhouse designed to integrate seamlessly with the village environment, combining urban advantages with proximity to nature.

Police are responding to a shooting incident in Ostrava-Zábřeh, where a man fired a weapon and injured a woman, who is now being treated by paramedics.

The Days of New Opera Ostrava festival has commenced, featuring seven premieres of contemporary classical music works, some of which are world premieres, performed in various venues including a theater and a tennis court.

A legendary sports hall in the center of Ostrava, Tatran Hall, is slated for demolition to make way for the expansion of a road leading to Frýdek-Místek, with the city initiating demolition proceedings for the nearly two billion Czech koruna project.

At the traditional athletics meeting in Ostrava, a Slovenian athlete impressed with a national record, an American star set a world record, and pole vaulter Tina Šutej also performed exceptionally.

Following trolleys and trams, Bulgaria is now receiving modern trains from Czechia, highlighting the ongoing industrial ties with cities like Ostrava.

The Ostrava Zoo in the Czech Republic is launching a public fundraiser to build a new pavilion for its endangered Sri Lankan leopards, which have been bred there for nearly 50 years. The current facility is outdated and cramped.

The Czech city of Ostrava is shedding its industrial image, attracting visitors with its unique Dolní Vítkovice industrial area, green parks, and a vibrant urban life focused on design, shopping, and culture.

World-renowned accordionist Radu Ratoi is set to debut at the Pažaislis Music Festival in Lithuania, performing concerts in Raudondvaris and Elektrėnai with the Lithuanian Chamber Orchestra.

The Czech city of Ostrava has donated one million Czech korunas in aid to its Ukrainian partner city Dnipro, which frequently experiences power outages and drone attacks from Russia.

After years of effort, the village of Vlčnov in Uherské Hradiště has secured a new pediatrician from Ostrava, who will replace the current doctor after 39 years of service.

An Ostrava court sentenced members of a gang to up to 12 years for illegally dumping thousands of liters of chemical waste from synthetic drug production in fields and forests around Ostrava.

Jan Žemla, the new head of the International Leoš Janáček Music Festival in Ostrava, plans to strengthen its connection with the city and Europe, taking over from Jaromír Javůrek.

The Czech Office for the Protection of Competition (ÚOHS) fined the municipal company Vítkovice Aréna 80,000 crowns for errors in a discriminatory contract for the replacement of lighting in the Ostravar Arena. The decision is final, and the company must pay the fine.

Na náměstí v ostravské části Přívoz se vrátí noblesní kavárna Korzo. A v patrech nad ní se bude opět bydlet. Městská část zahájila rekonstrukci domu sběratele umění Františka Jurečka.

A new building for the "Domeček" Children's Center is being constructed in Ostrava, Czech Republic, set to replace a 100-year-old facility and offer improved accessibility.

Researchers at VSB-Technical University of Ostrava are pioneering a unique method to convert waste polystyrene, which typically ends up in landfills, into valuable chemicals for drug manufacturing.

Gustav Mahler's challenging Eighth Symphony will be performed in Ostrava's Trojhalí Karolina by 600 professional and amateur musicians, following seven years of preparation.

The repair of a traffic bridge in the center of Ostrava is continuing, but cars are now able to use it in one of two lanes. This partial reopening of the bridge on Republic Square aims to alleviate traffic congestion for drivers.

Football club Baník Ostrava lost 1:2 to Slovácko in the third round of the relegation group, placing them three points behind Dukla Prague in the league table.

An Ostrava-based traveler and author, known for his travel books, has integrated Czech legends with artificial intelligence to create unique illustrations.

An international team led by scientists from Ostrava, Czech Republic, has disproven a long-standing natural history myth that cuckoos transport their eggs to host nests using their beaks.

A business success story from Ostrava highlights how a printing expert adapted to market needs, becoming a partner for both office and home solutions.

Ostrava marks the 81st anniversary of its liberation, remembering the approximately 2,500 Soviet and Czechoslovak soldiers who died during the Ostrava Operation, one of WWII's largest military actions.

As "Volunteer Days" conclude, volunteers in Ostrava have been visiting seniors with a mobile cafe, part of nearly 500 events nationwide aimed at demonstrating mutual aid, with significant interest reported in the Moravian-Silesian Region.

Ostrava, Czech Republic, is hosting the 'City Nature Challenge' for the third consecutive year, inviting residents of all ages to participate in an international effort to map urban nature. The event includes guided walks with experts to observe local wildlife.

A wavy section of the D1 highway in Ostrava, Czech Republic, is finally set for reconstruction after 14 court cases.

Exit 357 on the D1 highway in Ostrava, leading towards Poland, has been closed for at least 12 hours as repair work begins on a corrugated section of the highway.

Connect Bus has followed a recommendation from NHO, resulting in bus drivers being denied extra shifts, which will impact their income.

A new energy-efficient wooden community center has opened in Ostrava-Liščina, Czech Republic, replacing temporary facilities used since 1997, and offering improved spaces for educational and social activities primarily for Romani children and adults.

Heat for Ostrava households will not be produced from hard coal from 2030. By then, the company Veolia is to build a new gas boiler and other coal-free heating sources in the Třebovice Power Plant.

The National Agricultural Museum in Ostrava has successfully acquired bottles of the infamous "Ostravský kahan" wine, including some dating back to before the fall of the communist regime.

The Mobile Hospice Ondrášek in Ostrava plans to construct a new facility in the city or its surroundings, offering 33 beds for adults and children, with some dedicated to respite care.

Hospitals in the Moravian-Silesian region of the Czech Republic are experiencing a severe financial shortfall, with hundreds of millions of crowns owed by insurance companies for services already provided, forcing some facilities like Ostrava Municipal Hospital to take out loans.

Czech citizens are participating in a weapons amnesty in Ostrava, turning in various firearms, including rare historical pieces used during wartime.

The Colours of Ostrava festival has announced new additions to its lineup, including musical acts Pokáč and Garand, as well as theatrical performances by Losers Cirque Company.

Radio Prague International explores how coal mining has shaped the cities of Ostrava and Karviná for generations, examining its lasting impact on the region's history and culture.

The owner of a problematic hostel in Ostrava-Hrabůvka, Czech Republic, plans to evict residents this year and convert the building into modern housing, following years of complaints from locals.

A 10-month-old hamster named Mollie from Utrecht is reported to cover nearly 70 kilometers a week on her exercise wheel, with her activity tracked on the fitness app Strava.

Over 1,300 users of the fitness app Strava publicly shared their workout data from US military bases in the Middle East. This action potentially revealed sensitive information to Iran, according to a Sky News report.

A court in Ostrava, Czech Republic, has charged four individuals in a drug trafficking case involving red phosphorus for methamphetamine production, with one deal reportedly ending in fraud.

Doctors at an infectious disease clinic in Ostrava, Czech Republic, have treated 15 people bitten by bats since early summer, administering preventive vaccinations and immune-boosting injections due to the risk of rabies.

Vice Admiral Peter Reesink, director of the Military Intelligence and Security Service (MIVD), maintained a public Strava account for years, exposing his home and other addresses in violation of Defense Ministry rules.

A blood donation center in Ostrava, Czech Republic, has introduced new testing for West Nile fever, eliminating the previous month-long waiting period for donors returning from certain European countries.

An online search query promoting the purchase of cocaine in Ostrava, Czech Republic, was published by brusselstimes.com.

A six-kilometer section of Rudná Street in Ostrava, a major thoroughfare, is undergoing repairs, which are expected to complicate and prolong travel for motorists.

An ammonia leak occurred at the Ostravar Arena in Ostrava, Czech Republic, leading to the evacuation of the building during a youth hockey practice game. The substance has not leaked outside the building.

Norwegian biathlete Ingrid Landmark Tandrevold cautions young athletes against letting fitness trackers dictate their training, suggesting they listen more to their bodies than their devices.

Vlasta Pavelcová, a renowned Czech ballerina and recipient of the Thalia Award for lifetime achievement in ballet, passed away on Sunday at the age of 94. She dedicated three decades to the Ostrava stage as a soloist until the mid-1970s.

Former miners in the Karviná, Ostrava, and Frýdek-Místek regions of the Czech Republic reminisce about legendary pubs near the mines and shafts that were once central to their daily lives but have since disappeared with the closure of the mines.

Croatian singer Baby Lasagna, known for his blend of metal and pop, will perform at the Colours of Ostrava festival. He reflects on his Eurovision experience and childhood aspirations of being an 'American kid'.

A family invited a neighbor to live with them, but her erratic behavior, including mowing naked and attacking their grandchild, led to a terrifying experience that still frightens them.

After a day of oppressive humidity and a subsequent heavy downpour, a festival in Ostrava saw its sleepy afternoon atmosphere transform into a massive dance party.

Felinotherapy, involving contact with a cat named Teuš, has been introduced at Ostrava University Hospital to help improve patients' psychological and physical well-being. This therapeutic method is being utilized at the Clinic of Rehabilitation and Physical Education Medicine.

Ostrava University Hospital has opened a new parking garage with a capacity of approximately 600 spaces, aiming to resolve long-standing parking issues for patients visiting the region's largest hospital.

The Jan Šverma mine, once one of Ostrava's largest shafts, is now primarily remembered by its unique 'větérka' structure, symbolizing its past glory and the changes it underwent after 1989.

The Františka Mine in the Ostrava-Karviná coal basin experienced its largest tragedy in 1894, when a methane and coal dust explosion killed 235 miners, marking a significant historical disaster in the region.

After months of testing, the first Czech quantum computer at the National Supercomputing Center in Ostrava is now fully operational, poised to assist with research in areas such as healthcare, chemistry, and Alzheimer's disease.

Residents of Ostrava-Jih are losing sleep due to noise from powerful cars whose owners gather in a nearby parking lot at night, revving engines and drifting, though police say these activities are mostly within legal limits.

The Colours of Ostrava festival will introduce a new Steel Stage this year, along with a fan zone called Steel Town, both constructed using steel and waste materials from Třinecké železárny.

A university in Ostrava, Czech Republic, is opening a new field of study to meet the demand for hundreds of specialized engineers needed for the construction of new nuclear sources in Dukovany and small modular reactors.

Two one-year-old twin sisters were discovered deceased in their cribs at their family home in Beuvrages, northern France, after their mother had put them to sleep.

The city of Ostrava in the Czech Republic is transitioning from traditional paper tram timetables to electronic screens at all stops. These new displays will provide passengers with real-time information, including whether a tram is air-conditioned.

The international showcase festival and conference Czech Music Crossroads in Ostrava will present 15 artists from seven countries this year. The conference began today, with concerts scheduled for Friday and Saturday.

The Colours of Ostrava festival will feature 110 artists from 33 countries, with Twenty One Pilots headlining the opening. Artistic director Filip Košťálek discussed the program, Moby's return, K-pop's phenomenon, and the festival's future.

A new chapel named 'Naděje' (Hope) with a Scandinavian-inspired interior has opened in the Ostrava-Heřmanice prison in the Czech Republic, designed to serve both inmates and prison staff.

The Czech Velocipedists Club Ostrava-Hrabová is celebrating its 120th anniversary with a weekend of events, including a 40-kilometer retro ride on century-old bicycles, a bike market, and cultural program.

In collaboration with the fitness tracking app Strava, a 10-kilometer route called Sonic Speed Circuit has been created, shaped to resemble Sonic's head on the map.

Ostrava municipal police have acquired two new drones equipped with thermal vision, which will assist them in tasks such as quickly locating missing persons. This acquisition is part of several new tools for the police force.

A ring-tailed lemur named 'King Julien', who escaped from the Ostrava Zoo last week, has been returned to the zoo's facilities after repeated escape attempts by him and his brother.

A court in Ostrava, Czech Republic, sentenced Renáta Jelínková, a representative of the Ambiera travel agency, to six years in prison for defrauding dozens of clients by taking money for exotic trips and luxury cruises that never materialized.

Petr Kramný, sentenced to 28 years for the murder of his wife and daughter in Egypt, has filed a third request for a retrial with the Regional Court in Ostrava.

A lemur, humorously referred to as 'King Julien,' has escaped from the Ostrava Zoo, prompting the zoo to ask the public for assistance in locating it. Residents are advised not to attempt to catch the animal themselves.

The city of Ostrava has introduced a new housing concept, committing to invest three percent of its annual budget into housing development. The plan aims to create a thousand new apartments over ten years to prevent younger generations from leaving the city.

Residents in Ostrava, Czech Republic, are losing patience and have signed a petition regarding the long-promised transformation of the dilapidated Jindřich mine area by developers.

Artificial intelligence is being utilized by road authorities in the Czech Republic to identify potholes before they cause damage to vehicles. The system, based on an algorithm by Ostrava scientists, also tracks the deterioration of road damage to aid in planning repairs.

A freight train derailed between Ostrava and Bohumín, leading to the complete suspension of operations on the main railway corridor towards Poland and Slovakia. This incident has significantly disrupted rail traffic in the region.

Ostrava is set to become a hub for shooting sports with the construction of the largest indoor shooting range in Moravia, costing 140 million CZK. Located in Hulváky, the facility will open in September for both sports clubs and the general public.

VSB – Technical University of Ostrava in the Czech Republic has unveiled its first humanoid robot, weighing 35 kilograms and standing 130 centimeters tall. The robot, which learns quickly, will be integrated into teaching and is also envisioned for use in various professional roles within companies.

A two-car accident closed the D1 highway near Brno at the 208-kilometer mark in the direction of Ostrava, with the left lane now reopened. One woman sustained minor injuries and was transported to a hospital.

A running expert and author criticizes modern Norwegian training habits, arguing that an obsession with fitness trackers like Garmin, the pursuit of Strava achievements, and attempts to emulate elite athletes like Ingebrigtsen are leading to poorer training outcomes. He suggests people are training too hard and focusing on the wrong metrics.

Many students in Norway are spending less time on campus and their studies, opting instead for extra work shifts to meet financial needs, a trend that is causing concern for the Norwegian Student Organization.

The executive council of the Czech Civic Democratic Party (ODS) has revoked the license of its local association in Moravská Ostrava. The decision was attributed to internal disputes within the organization and an effort to open it up to new members, with some current members reportedly considering joining a rival party.

The Czech city of Ostrava is constructing an outdoor saline graduation tower on the banks of the Lučina river, inspired by similar structures in Poland, to offer residents the health benefits of sea air.

Defense experts have warned about the security risks posed by fitness trackers in Singaporean military bases, citing global breaches involving platforms like Strava, with the Ministry of Defence acknowledging the concerns.

At their congress in Ostrava, the Czech Christian Democrats (Lidovci) expressed support for President Petr Pavel, agreed to push for euro adoption, and condemned government pressure on public media.

Preparation for the 'Moravská brána' high-speed rail line, connecting Brodek u Přerova and Ostrava, is progressing in the Czech Republic, with construction slated to begin in mid-2027.

Zvonko Popović, a 64-year-old former Partizan defender, lost his home in Serbia to a large overnight fire, leaving him and his family without shelter.

Police and the Norwegian Public Roads Administration are concerned about apps that they believe encourage reckless driving, with some already linked to fatal accidents. They describe the trend as "very unfortunate and extremely dangerous."

The Ostrava drama theater is set to premiere the stage adaptation of 'The Whale,' a story whose film version won an Oscar in 2023, with actor Martin Dědoch portraying the lead role of Charlie.

Police have launched a search for 15-year-old Denisa Bandyová from Ostrava, Czech Republic. The missing girl is described as appearing 14 years old with brown wavy hair.

Ostrava University Hospital has been designated a specialized center for endometriosis treatment, becoming one of eight healthcare facilities in the Czech Republic to receive certification from the Ministry of Health, establishing a new network of endocenters.

The city leadership of Ostrava has decided to reduce logging by a third, foregoing two million crowns annually from timber sales, to make its forests more recreational for residents.

Landslides are occurring with increasing frequency in the Jeseníky Mountains of the Czech Republic, with natural scientists from Ostrava University mapping three major events in the last 15 years, compared to typically one in similar past periods.

The National Agricultural Museum in Ostrava, Czech Republic, is actively searching for an original bottle of the notorious "Ostravský kahan" wine to add to its collections. The museum's Ostrava branch is appealing for public assistance to locate the elusive item, complete with its plastic cap and label.

Czech railway and bus companies are increasing their capacities for the upcoming Easter holidays, adding more trains and buses, particularly on routes from Prague to Ostrava, Wallachia, Central Moravia, České Budějovice, Plzeň, and Cheb.

Over 20 teams of elementary and high school students from the Moravian-Silesian region competed in the Bridge Builder Contest at the Faculty of Civil Engineering in Ostrava, constructing bridges from wooden skewers, with the winning model supporting a 43-kilogram load.

This year's Colours of Ostrava festival will offer an expanded theater scene across three stages, featuring improvisation, stand-up, and experimental formats, alongside a cafe from the Academy of Sciences.

The popular fitness application Strava has announced it will now be available in the Norwegian language.

An article from The Brussels Times appears to be a search query or advertisement for finding and purchasing cocaine in Ostrava, Czech Republic, referencing 'WWW BUY-COKE COM'.

A report suggests that US military personnel continue to use a popular fitness app, Strava, whose data may have been exploited by Iran to facilitate attacks in Bahrain and Jordan.

A problematic high-rise building in Ostrava, once the tallest residential building in Czechoslovakia, is undergoing a luxury apartment conversion designed by renowned architect Eva Jiřičná.

Martin Pecina, former Czech Minister of Industry and Trade, is reportedly planning a return to major politics after leaving Liberty Ostrava, where he had been brought in as a rescuer for the struggling steelworks.

The director of Dutch military intelligence, Peter Reesink, reportedly used Strava with a public profile for years, inadvertently revealing his commute routes and vacation times to anyone.

The director of the Dutch Military Intelligence and Security Service (MIVD) reportedly had a public Strava account, allowing his activities to be tracked for years.

Ostrava's Stodolní street, once a vibrant nightlife district, is set to be redeveloped into a residential complex, reflecting a shift in the area's character.

Road workers in Ostrava have commenced asphalting a six-kilometer section of Rudná street between Zábřeh and Poruba, requiring 150,000 tons of material.

The Mikasa Home in Ostrava, the only facility in the Moravian-Silesian Region caring for clients with severe autism, is set to close in September. The organization announced the closure due to a 3.5 million CZK funding deficit, leaving many families without crucial support.

The popular fitness app Strava, used for tracking and comparing training performance, also poses potential dangers, particularly for women.

A "Coal Festival" took place at the Žermanice Dam near Ostrava, Czech Republic, over the last weekend of July. The event featured German DJ Westbam, known for his association with Berlin's Love Parade.

Gas workers in the Ostrava and Karviná regions of the Czech Republic face challenges with high-pressure pipelines that cannot be buried underground due to extensive coal mining subsidence, making repairs more difficult.

Organ builders have begun installing a new instrument with over 5,800 pipes, some weighing 200 kilograms, in the Ostrava Cathedral. The organ is scheduled for completion and consecration by November 22, with public contributions still being accepted for its construction.

The Municipal Police in Ostrava, Czech Republic, are offering self-defense courses during summer Tuesdays, teaching citizens how to prevent and defend against dangers in various situations.

The Salvation Army's Ostrava branch has been unsuccessfully trying for two years to find an additional doctor for its clinic, which provides free and uninsured medical care to homeless individuals.

American singer and rapper Audrey Nuna shared insights into her Korean heritage, the inspiration behind her music, and the impact of her travels during an interview at the Colours of Ostrava festival. She also touched upon the success of the film "KPop Demon Hunters."

The Colours of Ostrava festival has begun, featuring a performance by LP and drawing a significant crowd for Twenty One Pilots. The event marks the start of the annual music festival.

A speedboat with three occupants was intercepted in the "Strava" sea area of the Corinthian Gulf during a patrol by the Hellenic Coast Guard, found to be carrying illegal fishing catches.

The Czech Supreme Court has upheld the 16.5-year prison sentence for Daniel Gregor, who fatally beat a passerby in Ostrava-Zábřeh after a trivial verbal altercation. The court made its decision without a public hearing.

A proposed new rent regime in Portugal aims to facilitate evictions and unfreeze old rents, seeking to instill confidence in landlords and potentially unlock the housing market.

The Czech Ministry of Social Affairs is investigating alleged exploitation, blackmail, and pressure tactics against Filipino workers in a network of nail salons in the Ostrava region.

The Czech Republic saw temperature records broken over the weekend, with high temperatures persisting in major cities like Prague, Brno, and Ostrava. Hydrometeorologists note that heat accumulates significantly in the extensive concrete and asphalt surfaces of these urban areas.

The international electronic music festival Beats for Love begins in Ostrava's Dolní Vítkovice complex, featuring world-renowned DJs and a post-apocalyptic show, with Calvin Harris performing on the opening night.

The Ostrava Zoo has announced its summer program, featuring a charity run to benefit the critically endangered saola and various children's attractions, with new facilities also opened for visitors.

The Ostrava court has released Karviná Mayor Jan Wolf from custody, allowing him to be prosecuted while at liberty. Police had sought his detention due to concerns about influencing a football player, but the court decided against it.

During an intervention against a shooter in Zábřeh, Ostrava, Czech police utilized a modern warning system to send SMS alerts to residents in the affected area.

Police in Ostrava-Zábřeh, Czech Republic, are responding to a shooter who injured a woman in a housing estate, with the victim handed over to paramedics.

Residents of Ostrava-Poruba and surrounding areas are strongly opposing the construction of a new tram line, having filed thousands of objections and threatening legal action after a lengthy meeting failed to reach an agreement.

Bakić has conquered Ostrava, winning the trophy and making a significant step towards the World Championship. This victory marks a major achievement in his athletic career.

The administrator of the bankrupt Liberty Ostrava steelworks is suing former members of its board of directors for nearly 19 billion Czech crowns. The lawsuit seeks to recover significant funds from those previously in charge of the company.

Strava has rolled out several new features, including enhanced map styles, route saving capabilities, and off-route alerts, designed to meet the needs of athletes.

Old freight sidings in the Ostrava and Karviná regions of the Czech Republic will come alive with tourist mining trains, offering passengers a journey through the history of coal and heavy industry.

After nearly 25 years of dedicated work, researcher Libuše Salomonovičová has compiled a unique archive of over thirty thousand Jewish residents of Ostrava, including names, dates, photographs, and stories. Despite interest from Tel Aviv and Prague, the invaluable collection was acquired by the Ostrava City Archive.

Poland has started building its section of a high-speed rail line connecting Ostrava and Katowice, while the Czech Republic is preparing for its part of the project, aiming to reduce travel time to under 40 minutes.

Ostrava's cultural institutions will have extended opening hours for Ostrava Museum Night, allowing visitors to explore dozens of organizations, including some normally inaccessible.

Ostrava will restore tram operations in Dolní Vítkovice and reopen a key underpass in preparation for the upcoming Beats for Love and Colours of Ostrava music festivals. Tens of thousands of fans are expected to attend the events.

Demolition has commenced on a large part of the Nová Huť complex in Ostrava, Czech Republic, clearing empty buildings, a former coking plant, and an 85-meter gasometer to create a future industrial zone.

The Ostrava-Opava diocese in the Czech Republic is celebrating 30 years since its establishment by papal bull in 1996. An event called 'Day of Gratitude' will be held at the Ostrava cathedral to mark the anniversary.

A regional court in Ostrava ruled that former employees of the Havířov Municipal Real Estate Agency must pay over 8.5 million Czech crowns in damages to the city. The ruling follows an appeal in a case involving corruption and manipulation of contracts for apartment maintenance.

An unvaccinated preschooler from the Ostrava region in the Czech Republic died after contracting diphtheria, prompting health officials to urge parents to check their children's vaccination status.

Scientists from Ostrava University in the Czech Republic have developed a simulator for quantum encryption. This tool aims to help create new methods to secure sensitive information, such as medical records and financial transactions, against the threat posed by future quantum computers.

A decaying building in Ostrava's historic center, featuring the iconic 'Ostravská Madona' painting, is set for reconstruction into dozens of apartments, though the owner is currently searching for lion statues.

Road workers have begun repairs on a bridge on the D1 highway between Ostrava and Bohumín, leading to traffic complications and expected delays for drivers in the region.

The Divadlo Petra Bezruče in Ostrava has premiered 'Kryonauti,' a new play by Alžběta Vrzgula that delves into fears about the future, climate collapse, and the search for comfort in the past.

A new training center for rescuers has opened in Ostrava, Czech Republic, where professionals and students can practice managing real-life emergency situations, including high-stress scenarios with artificial blood.

Rehearsals for the Eurovision Song Contest are taking place, featuring extravagant looks, special effects, and a colossal show. However, the event is also marked by anti-Israel protests, leading to heightened security measures and restrictions.

Bunnpris is not allowing part-time employees to take extra shifts, a recommendation also given by the Reitan system to Rema 1000 store owners across Norway.

Columbaria are becoming an increasingly popular and cost-effective alternative for storing remains in the Czech Republic, with new facilities being built or planned in Mariánské Hory, Polanka, and Ostrava.

A homeowner in Zagreb confronted a burglar who had broken into their house, leading to a physical altercation.

A collision between a truck carrying herbicides and a passenger car has halted traffic on the D1 highway in Ostrava, heading towards Poland. One driver sustained serious injuries and was airlifted to the hospital, with the highway expected to be closed for several hours.

Major music festivals in the Czech Republic, including Rock For People and Colours of Ostrava, are increasing hygiene facilities to combat the spread of Hepatitis A, with 321 cases reported in South Moravia since the beginning of the year.

Bogdanovich's debut film is presented as a multifaceted reflection on an America suddenly confronted with an eruption of violence, both external and internal, during the 1960s.

Leo Express has introduced older Spanish Talgo train sets to the Czech Republic, which will begin passenger service connecting Prague to Bratislava via Slovácko and to Prešov through Ostrava.

Two years after its reopening, the renovated František Grossmann Villa in Ostrava has been furnished with authentic period furniture and Middle Eastern carpets, mirroring its 100-year-old photographs.

Theaters and festival organizers in the Czech Republic, including Colors of Ostrava, are struggling with increased fuel and airfare costs. With limited budget reserves, they are implementing austerity measures to cope with the rising expenses.

After 13 years of legal battles, repairs are set to begin on a wavy section of the D1 highway in Ostrava, Czech Republic. The contractor will cover the reconstruction costs following an arbitration court's verdict.

Two European philharmonic orchestras have announced details of their upcoming performances and seasons. The Vienna Philharmonic will feature Viotti and Terfel at its Summer Night Concert, while the Janáček Philharmonic Ostrava's new season will include works ranging from Beethoven to Michael Jackson.

The Czech Railway Administration is undertaking significant land acquisitions in the Moravia and Silesia regions to facilitate the construction of high-speed rail lines, aiming to reduce travel times between Ostrava and Brno to forty minutes within nine years.

A proposed 25-story skyscraper in Ostrava-Výškovice was halted after a petition, with the city council withdrawing its request. Instead, the entire housing estate will undergo transformation following negotiations.

Tram services through Republic Square in Ostrava, Czech Republic, are suspended until the end of the week due to ongoing reconstruction, with passengers advised to use buses and information staff deployed at stops.

A family of raccoons has invaded the wetlands of Ostrava Zoo, causing damage by hunting a large number of protected river mussels. The zoo is dealing with these "uninvited guests" who are disrupting the local ecosystem.

Komorní scéna Aréna in Ostrava, Czech Republic, is presenting a new play titled 'Klaus Mann napsal Mefista,' which explores the rise of Nazism through a cabaret format.

An info center in Ostrava-Svinov, Czech Republic, which was damaged by floods in September 2024, has begun repairs, with new interiors expected to be ready for visitors by early summer.

The state-owned company Diamo has canceled plans to build a 'sarcophagus' at the Heřmanice spoil tip in Ostrava, Czech Republic, opting instead for the construction of air-separating walls for its remediation.