Stories from Krakow · Poland

The city of Krakow has terminated its contract with a horse carriage operator following the release of a video showing animal abuse. The incident has sparked local and international attention.

Radio Krakow discussed operations at a coal mine, noting its unique characteristics and the safety of its abandoned sections. The mine is described as the highest-quality.

Police are investigating a robbery where suspects entered a shopping center and forced entry into a jewelry store. The incident occurred in Poland, with authorities working to determine the exact items stolen. The suspects are believed to have been a group.

A pilot has died in a forest fire in Poland. The incident occurred recently, with reports indicating the pilot was involved in efforts to combat the blaze. This event is being reported by multiple Polish radio stations.

An advisory suggests that people in forests should look for ticks up to 1.5 meters high, as ticks do not climb higher. This advice aims to help those with contact with nature avoid ticks, according to Daniel Amrotz.

The 'Dni Dziedzictwa' (Heritage Days) event is offering free participation in master classes, walks, and craft shows. The full program for the event is available on its website, www.dniediedictva.pl.

A traditional procession to Skałka will set off from Wawel Cathedral in Krakow today at 9:00 AM. A holy prayer will begin at 10:00 AM at Skałka, led by Cardinal Grzegorz Ryś.

The source indicates that Timash and Karolina are in pre-trial detention.

A male vocal ensemble, created by Stanisław Gałoicki, will perform today at 18:00 at the Krakow Philharmonic.

Witold Kozlowski, Vice-Marshal of Małopolska, is inviting students, graduates, teachers, and company employees to 'Branded competence centers' in Małopolska. These centers offer schools and courses aimed at development.