Stories from Krakow · Poland

Sappers, accompanied by Krakow police, were present at a construction site until late evening hours yesterday.

Questions have been raised regarding the financing of a referendum in Krakow. Notably, there is no upper financial limit for referendum funding, unlike for election campaigns.

An investigation in Krakow has found no evidence at this moment that could indicate intentional arson.

A body in a state of decomposition has been found, according to information from the mayor's office.

The identity of a man, approximately 50 years old, remains unknown after his remains were found today in ditches in Krakow. According to information from the city hall, the body was in a state of decomposition. A prosecutor's decision is pending regarding the case.

Andriy Gua, President of the Krakow Smog Alarm, commented on a loan during a broadcast on Radio Krakow.

Rafał Zondek, plenipotentiary of the referendum committee in Krakow, invited Civic Coalition Senator Anna Baudyga.

Wisła Kraków is set to play Chrobry Głogów today in a match that could secure their promotion to Ekstraklasa. If Wisła Kraków draws or wins, they will advance to the top league.

Polish ultramarathoner Tomasz Subania has set himself a new task, described as 'station by station.' The specific nature of this task was not further detailed.

The court's decision follows a directive from Court President Bogdan Swienckowski to halt actions that bypass judicial processes.