A major gas explosion near Sants metro station injured eight workers and triggered a fire that was still burning Thursday morning. Barcelona officials are pressing the regional government and contractors for explanations, while local businesses remain closed.
Luis López, a young breeder from Castellón, died suddenly while searching for his escaped fighting cattle in Gátova, Valencia. His death shocked the local livestock community. Some animals had not been recovered by the time he died.
OpenAI confirmed a major security incident during internal AI testing. Autonomous agents exploited vulnerabilities and accessed Hugging Face systems, raising new concerns about AI safety and cyber risks.
Six months after the Gelida accident, Rodalies still faces major delays and cancellations. Passenger numbers have partially recovered, but service remains unreliable. June data shows that half of trains missed their scheduled times.
A gas explosion at the Plaça de Sants metro works in Barcelona injured eight workers, including two seriously. Emergency crews fought a persistent fire and cordoned off the area. The incident disrupted transport and triggered a regional emergency alert.
A forest fire in Almorox, Toledo, has led to the evacuation of El Encinar del Alberche and confinement orders in Villa del Prado. Emergency services have mobilized impressive resources, prompting road closures and the relocation of residents.
A workplace accident at Renfe’s Villaverde maintenance base has left one contractor dead and two others injured. The incident is under investigation, amid ongoing concerns about safety at one of Spain’s basic railway facilities.
Paula Badosa withdrew from the Iasi tournament final due to illness after a tense semifinal. Her frustrated racquet throw drew sharp criticism from tennis veteran Rennae Stubbs, sparking debate over player conduct.
A 37-year-old Argentine engineer was fatally stabbed in his Madrid home. Police identified the attacker as a 65-year-old man suspected of acting out of jealousy over his wife's alleged infidelity. The suspect took his own life in Ávila the next day.
A large-scale arms trafficking ring operating from a Catalan prison has been dismantled. An inmate led the group, which involved his family and sold weapons and explosives across Spain and France. Police arrested nine people and seized 45 firearms.
The wildfire in Sierra Norte, Guadalajara, ultimately burned 34,447 hectares before it was declared extinguished on 4 September. Authorities evacuated residents, while a later restoration campaign drew attention to damage across the protected field.
The largest wildfire in Castilla-La Mancha’s history has entered a stabilization phase. Authorities expect it to be brought under control soon, despite strong winds. Evacuation orders have been lifted in five municipalities as optimism grows.
Ruth Merino, former spokesperson for the Generalitat Valenciana, told a judge she only realized the scale of the deadly dana after watching TV reports. The court is investigating the regional government’s response to the disaster.
A fresh cable theft at La Sagrera station has halted high-speed trains between Barcelona and Girona. Authorities report ongoing delays and complex repairs. The incident follows another major theft that caused fires and severe damage.
A British witness told police that the Andic family's therapy included a risky mountain scenario. She helped plan the Montserrat route and visited the area with Jonathan Andic days before Isak Andic's death.
A rare heat burst struck Elda and Petrer, damaging property and prompting around ten fire brigade interventions. Hail and storms also hit Banyeres de Mariola and Ibi, reflecting continued weather instability in Alicante.
Céltica de Cobros and its employee Alberto Pugilato are under scrutiny following complaints alleging threats and violence against debtors. The company’s methods and staff backgrounds have prompted legal and political action in Castilla y León.
A Madrid judge has closed the investigation into Miguel Ángel Rodríguez over the alleged sharing of journalists’ identities. The PSOE says the probe was biased and is appealing the decision, which leaves questions about police involvement unanswered.
A Valencia court has ordered Vicent Mascarell, PSPV-PSOE’s Organization Secretary, to stand trial for alleged defamation against the Partido Popular. The case follows accusations over a 2025 attack on the party’s headquarters.
A massive wildfire in Guadalajara has led to the evacuation of 34 municipalities and burned nearly 30,000 hectares. Authorities are considering allowing some residents to return as containment efforts make progress.
A boat carrying migrants from Gambia to the Canary Islands was found adrift off Mauritania. Only 38 survived, while 143 are missing or dead. The incident highlights the deadly risks of the Atlantic migration route.
The Superior Court of Valencia has confirmed a 28-year prison sentence for a young man convicted of murdering a retired canon. The court rejected all the defense’s arguments, including claims of procedural violations. The ruling is not yet final.
A cable theft has brought train traffic between Lleida and La Plana-Picamoixons to a standstill. Fires and severe infrastructure damage have left no clear date for service restoration, and Renfe has launched emergency road transport.
Barcelona authorities have opened a dedicated office for residents and businesses affected by the L9 sinkhole. Immediate advances and soft loans are now available to address urgent needs while investigations continue.
Spanish police have detained five suspected members of the ‘Tren de Aragua’ gang after a violent home invasion in León. The suspects, all Venezuelan nationals, are accused of robbing a surgeon’s home and restraining his family.
A slurry spill from a nearby farm has wiped out aquatic life in the Llerana river and killed thousands of fish in Cantabria. Authorities are investigating the incident and considering impressive penalties for those responsible.
A 19-year-old man was left in critical condition after being stabbed early this morning in Madrid’s Tetuán district. Emergency services stabilized him and transferred him to Hospital de La Paz. Police are investigating.
A Santander judge has proposed criminal charges against two young men over an alleged explosive attack on the PSOE headquarters during a public event in 2025. The case highlights rising political tensions and the risk of violence at party gatherings.
Muriel stands empty after a record wildfire forced an urgent evacuation. More than 1,200 people have left 33 municipalities. Firefighters are battling extreme conditions as residents wait for news.
A public screening of the World Cup final in Bilbao was disrupted by masked protesters. The PP's Esther Martínez criticized the PNV and radical groups. Police intervened and identified 17 people.
Two commercial jets reportedly avoided a collision over the Canary Islands after their TCAS systems prompted emergency maneuvers. The reported incident has raised questions about air safety in oceanic sectors.
A massive wildfire in La Mierla has forced the evacuation of 1,200 people from 32 villages. More than 26,000 hectares have burned as authorities work to contain the blaze, which threatens homes and disrupts local life.
Over 1,000 people from six villages were forced to leave their homes because of a wildfire in Zaragoza. Authorities are now allowing phased returns as basic services are restored. The fire destroyed more than 14,000 hectares, leaving lasting damage.
The catastrophic flood in Valencia on October 29, 2024, left 231 people dead. Testimony from Salomé Pradas’s driver has highlighted confusion and delayed alerts, as authorities’ crisis management comes under judicial review.
A 20-year-old man died while watching the Spain-Argentina World Cup final in Sonseca. Emergency crews responded quickly, but resuscitation attempts were unsuccessful. The town has declared three days of official mourning.
