New rules for school cafeterias and vending machines remove processed meats, soft drinks and energy drinks while expanding healthier options such as fruit, dairy products, vegetables and whole grains

Pharmacies across the Attica region will be closed for the Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, with on-duty pharmacies remaining available to serve the public

Two professors from the University of Athens have urged the public to demand scientific evidence and regulatory approval for treatments marketed as “regenerative” or “anti-aging,” following the death of Greek singer Giorgos Mazonakis

The blood-filtering treatment separates plasma from blood cells to remove harmful substances and is used mainly for serious neurological and blood disorders, but it can carry significant risks

OASA expands Athens transit Sept 18: Lavreotiki, Megara join network; Rafina, Mandra-Eidyllia, Thriasio Hospital gain new Metro and rail links.

The financial support Nikitas Kaklamanis announced, falls under a standing Parliament program that has funded children of fallen military and security personnel since 2010

The government wants to press ahead with the Athanati site as local authorities and residents oppose plan amid continued arrivals along the so-called Libya-Crete corridor

Prosecution alleges former minister was struck with a wooden pole before falling into the sea and suffering fatal injuries from the boats’ propellers

Mayor Evangelos Fragkakis of the island of Halki, told an EU committee that Europe must guarantee islanders' "right to stay" so small communities like Halki don't empty out

Scientists estimate that 14,641 Cassiopea andromeda jellyfish were living in a 430-square-meter rocky lagoon, the largest known concentration of the species recorded in the Mediterranean

Caption: Sludge, sewage and industrial waste choke Mesolonghi's lagoon as a €21.4M rescue fund sits unused and historic bridges block water flow.

Authorities freeze accounts and assets after alleged scheme involving 152 companies and fraudulent tax refunds

Testimony has focused on the fireball after the collision, alleged investigative gaps, 17 unexamined cellphones and questions about the 11 minutes before the fatal crash.

A 60-year-old woman is in serious condition with head injuries after an electric bus struck a stop in western Thessaloniki

The fire has burned largely within a Natura 2000 protected area, in Zone II of Northern Pindos National Park, one of the most ecologically sensitive stretches of forest in northern Greece

Police are investigating the discovery of a skull and other human bones found inside a blue plastic bag, with experts expected to determine their identity and authorities reviewing missing-person cases.

A Fire Service coordinator told Greek FBI investigators that the firefighting helicopter that crashed on August 2 was not supposed to be operating in the area where the fatal collision occurred

The tourist sent a photo of his leg covered in bites and asked for a partial or full refund, saying the incident had ruined his vacation

Firefighters battle a massive blaze that gutted a Piraeus store overnight, destroying the building and basement; a worker inside was found safe.

The 54-year-old mother suffered 34 stab wounds, while her 26-year-old son was stabbed and then shot. Investigators are still trying to determine whether the killings were committed by the woman's husband or by the mother herself.