Toll rates for car drivers using the Attiki Odos motorway will drop to 2.50 euros from 2.80 euros at midnight Oct. 5.

Iran-backed Houthis are sending threatening emails to Greek shipping companies warning of attacks on vessels

The shooting occurred at 3:00 AM on Athens' Syngrou Avenue, and police are investigating the incident.

The Eleonas waste transfer facility can handle approximately 400 tons of refuse per day expected to improve Athens’ waste management efforts.

Water utility providers will be able to increase charges based on demand, climate, environmental, geographical and social conditions.

Greece has activated a crisis management unit to assist Greek citizens who want to leave Lebanon as conflict in the Middle East escalates

Greek police launch a manhunt after a cinema-style robbery in the port town of Lavrio on Thursday in broad daylight.

Commuters were evacuated from the train with no injuries. An investigation into the causes of the incident has be launched.

Greece’s Citizens Protection Minister says despite the 4,500 fires so far this year, the total area burned is 24% below the 20-year average.

Thieves broke into the Greek labor and social cohesion ministries, located in central Athens, and made away with dozens of laptops

A female tourist was killed by falling rocks inside the Samaria Gorge on Crete, following a sudden rain storm.

Lamda Development cited a consideration of 150mln€ for the land transaction with a Prokopiou -owned company, with a total investment billed at half a billion

The tragic news broke on Monday when an 87-year-old was taken into custody and charged with attempted murder of his 89-year-old wife, who admitted "I asked him to kill me."

Electricity bills for households with green tariffs are expected to fall as reported due to the subsidy which the Ministry of Environment and Energy will announce with prices ranging between 0.01 and 0.012 euros per KWh.

Plans to up Greece's minimum wage are driven by the fact that 7 out of 10 private sector employees are low wage earners and can't make ends meet, says TA NEA.

Strong to severe weather could develop across Greece starting late on Thur. with downpours, damaging winds, and the possibility of flooding.

Starting Sept. 11, students in Greece will be required to keep their cell phones inside their schools bags.

Attica Region authorities say maintenance of Kifissos River is part of a flood prevention plan for the wider Athens area.

A team of 37 Greek Paralympic athletes to compete in 10 sports will send a message of hope in tune with this year’s slogan: Games Wide Open.

Ministers will convene with several key issues on the agenda