Graz School Shooter Was 21-Year-Old Austrian With Two Legal Guns
Authorities confirm the Graz school attacker was a 21-year-old Austrian who legally owned a rifle and handgun.
Austria Declares Three Days of National Mourning After Graz School Attack
Austria will hold three days of national mourning—with flags at half-mast and a minute of silence at 10 a.m.—to honor the victims of the Graz school attack.
Full Story: Eleven Killed in Graz School Shooting
en people—including pupils, staff, and the suspected shooter—died in a mass shooting at Graz’s BORG Dreierschützengasse.
Vienna: 86-Year-Old Dies in Top-Floor Apartment Fire
An 86-year-old man died in a Landstraße top-floor apartment fire in Vienna; roof collapsed, Alarm 3 declared, bus routes 4A and 74A rerouted.
Average Used-Car Price Holds at €29,554 in Early 2025
Austria’s used-car market stabilizes: small cars average under €15,000, EV prices drop €1,280, and one-year-olds rise 4.1%.
Vienna Study: Rapid Weight Loss Heals DNA Harm
New studies reveal that significant weight loss—even post-bariatric surgery—reduces obesity-induced DNA damage, offering hope for lower cancer risk.
Only 62% of Ukraine Support Funds Used; Salzburg Under 20%
States drew just 62 % of 383 temporary teaching posts for Ukrainian arrivals; FPÖ criticizes misleading calls for support.
Six Top-Level Smugglers Arrested in Vienna
Austrian police arrest six leaders of an Afghan-Russian smuggling ring, seizing cash, jewelry, and Hawala records in a Vienna raid.
PV Zones in Lower Austria and Styria Still Unused After Two Years
PV Austria warns two-year delays in designated solar zones and urges a nationwide acceleration law to unblock stalled projects.
30 km Jam on A10 Halts Salzburg Southbound Traffic
Whit Saturday traffic jams on Salzburg’s A10 stretch 30 km, peaking at 40 km into Bavaria with 4.5 hr waits.