On Tuesday evening, police officers conducted alcohol checks and responded to various incidents across several locations.
This development stems from the ongoing adjustment of pharmacy numbers to accommodate the country's growing population, which has steadily increased in recent years.
On Tuesday afternoon, a mugging was reported to the police on Rue Klensch in Bettembourg.
What began as criticism directed at the Director General has now escalated, putting the President of the Board at risk of losing his position.
The dense fog shrouding Luxembourg's airport on Wednesday morning posed visibility challenges for pilots, leading to disruptions in landing operations at Findel.
The multiple crises of recent years have had a major impact on poverty in Luxembourg, as observed by the non-profit association "Stëmm vun der Strooss."
Yet another construction company has declared bankruptcy in Luxembourg as the sector struggles with economic woes.
A debate was due to take place in the Chamber on Wednesday after a petition demanding the Grand Duchy withdraw from the World Health Organisation passed the signature threshold.
That's right folks - Viggo Mortensen, whose long list of roles includes portraying Aragorn in the Lord of the Rings franchise, will visit Luxembourg to promote his new film 'The Dead Don't Hurt' as part of the Luxembourg City Film Festival.
The Chamber of Deputies on Tuesday unanimously approved a draft bill for the national implementation of an EU directive on universal phone chargers, despite varying perspectives from different party representatives.
The National Employment Agency reports a near tripling of IT job offers in Luxembourg since 2015, which comes amid a raising of hiring standards and lack of qualified personnel in Luxembourg.
A little over three years since the devastating car rampage in the German city of Trier, a seventh person has died as a consequence of injuries suffered in the incident.
The Swiss commune of Damvant in the Jura mountain range was the epicenter of a 3.4 magnitude earthquake on Monday night, felt by inhabitants as far as Alsace, though no damages were reported.
Luxembourg's transition to a digital meal voucher system at the start of the year has garnered mixed reactions from the hospitality sector, highlighting ease of use but raising concerns over increased costs.