Hundreds of drones will trace a century of Voula’s history in a coastal display on Friday, weather permitting, after strong winds forced the postponement of the original show

Until the investigation is complete, the school complex will stay closed and classes will continue through distance learning, the mayor of Athens stressed

Police say atropine, gloves, a syringe and a surgical mask were found in the woman’s car, while toxicology results are pending for her former husband

Tunneling in Kypseli caused damage to 20 buildings and halted work on the new metro line on May 8. Repairs are set to begin immediately, but tunneling will resume only after an independent committee determines that adequate safety measures are in place

A first full count in 2020 found about 2,200 children in state care. The ministry attributes the drop to faster procedures, emergency foster care, foster placements for children with disabilities and semiautonomous apartments for older teenagers

A study of major European floods by 19 scientists from 14 countries finds the toll depends on how towns are built, the state of infrastructure and whether warnings reach people, not just on rainfall. Greek researchers urge curbs on new building in flood zones

Anna Vissi’s side responds to reports of a tax audit, stressing it is a standard procedure. It also flatly denies claims of VAT debts and companies abroad

Track replacement work will affect six stations between Ampelokipoi and Chalandri through Oct. 22, with earlier closures, revised airport services and a temporary replacement bus route.

Which areas will be affected by the new wave of bad weather and when it is expected to reach Attica

A transparency watchdog found signs of possible bid-rigging, inflated costs and inadequate oversight in 55 municipal projects, prompting an investigation by the European Public Prosecutor’s Office and disciplinary proceedings against public officials

Greece’s tax agency is examining income declarations, concert revenues, VAT payments and overseas transactions involving composer Nikos Karvelas and singer Anna Vissi, following a public dispute between the two artists.

What ELSTAT data show about price changes over the course of one year

Twenty-five witnesses are scheduled to testify this week as relatives of the victims continue giving evidence in the trial over Greece’s deadliest rail disaster in decades

Documents from Greece’s state-owned Metro operator show that building deformations in the Kypseli district were known by April and that inspections are planned for at least 20 apartment buildings, despite public statements citing 14.

About 4,000 students will continue classes remotely as technicians investigate a sprawling gas network and officials seek firm safety assurances before allowing them back into classrooms

The TV presenter and his wife were remanded in custody along with three other defendants over an alleged scheme that prosecutors say caused €1.5 million in losses to Greece’s social security agency

Heavy thunderstorms are forecast in parts of northern and eastern Greece on Monday, while scattered rain reaches much of the country and temperatures begin to drop

Torrential rain hit Volos at midday on Sunday, flooding streets, while intense lightning activity was recorded across the wider area

The new “Spiti Mou 3” (My Home 3) first-home financing program aims to help 20,000 households buy a home

Smoke has affected the air over Piraeus and surrounding areas, and damage so far is extensive.