Stories from Re · Italy

A tourist has damaged Florence's iconic Fountain of Neptune. This incident is attributed to 'selfie tourism' and has led to disrespect and damage to the monument.

An investigation in Brescia involves former Pavia prosecutor Mario Venditti and the father of a new suspect in the Chiara Poggi murder case.

The city of Treviso has completed the largest environmental remediation intervention in its history, focusing on a landfill site. As part of this project, a one-megawatt photovoltaic park was constructed.

The Improvisation Theater Olympics will take place on Sunday afternoon starting at 5 PM in Naples. Trainers and students from a theatrical association will create improvised stories, scenes, and games during the event.

An economic festival is scheduled to take place in Trento, Italy, from May 20 to 24. The Festival dell'Economia di Trento is scheduled to take place from May 20 to 24. The event is organized with the support of Trentino and the 'in sole 24 ore' group.

She is scheduled to visit Reggio Emilia in her capacity as a founder and leader of the Royal Foundation. This marks her first visit to the country in 26 years.

An investigation has been launched into centers for permanent repatriation (CPR) following reports of misconduct. Regional news reports indicate 19 deaths have occurred in these centers over the last 8 years.

Residents in Torre Annunziata are denouncing what they describe as excessive proximity to criminal activity.

Demolition of Palazzo Fienga has begun in Torre Annunziata. The building served as a stronghold for the Giunta Camorra clan. A local prosecutor has denounced the process, claiming there are still too many links to organized crime.

A historical figure, whose identity is linked to the Zenith and described as having lived an ascetic life, died in January 1885 at the Florentine Villa Protolina.