Dense black smoke began rising over residential areas in Ružinov, a district of Bratislava, on Tuesday afternoon. Residents of the area reported the thick black smoke, which appears to be coming from an unknown fire source. The cause and exact location of the suspected fire have not yet been determined.
A man from Bratislava faces up to 10 years in prison on charges of fraud and embezzlement. Prosecutors allege he provided false information to victims about guaranteed winnings and profitable investments, misleading them about the returns on their invested funds. The case involves suspected financial crimes where the accused allegedly deceived people with promises of secure investment opportunities that did not materialize as promised.
Firefighters responded to a blaze at an abandoned building on Hattalova Street in Rača, a district of Bratislava. The fire department is currently conducting operations at the scene to extinguish the flames.
Police are searching for suspects after more than 20,000 euros disappeared from an apartment on Štefánikova Street in Bratislava. Investigators have obtained video evidence and are using the footage to identify the individuals involved in the theft. The substantial sum of money was reported missing from the residential property in the Slovak capital.
A truck and car collided on the exit ramp from the D1 highway to the R1 ring road in Bratislava, blocking one traffic lane. The accident occurred at a major highway junction that connects Slovakia's main east-west highway with the capital's ring road system, a critical transportation hub for traffic entering and exiting the city.
Residents of an apartment building in Vrakuňa, a district of Bratislava, continue to struggle with a persistent bed bug infestation despite spending €17,000 on extermination efforts. The blood-sucking insects have been terrorizing tenants in the building, forcing them to invest thousands of euros in attempts to eliminate the pests. Despite the substantial financial investment in professional treatment, the bed bug problem remains unresolved, leaving residents frustrated and seeking additional solutions to rid their homes of the persistent infestation.
A developer who purchased a building on Miletičova Street in Bratislava for what sources describe as a remarkably low price is now objecting to a residential development project planned in the neighboring area. The developer had intended to convert the acquired property into a pub with residential units but has encountered obstacles with the project implementation.
A developer who purchased a building in Bratislava's Miletičova district for a reportedly low price has encountered resistance to his project to convert it into a pub with residential apartments. The developer has complained about a competing residential development planned in the neighboring area, suggesting potential conflicts over the future development of the district.
A man in Bratislava lost 2,000 euros following a brief street conversation with an unknown woman. The incident represents a type of street fraud that has been occurring in the Slovak capital, where perpetrators use casual interactions to distract victims before stealing their money.
A controversy has emerged in Vrakuni, a district of Bratislava, over music playing on carousels located near a local church. The dispute centers on songs with lyrics about alcohol being played on the amusement rides in close proximity to the religious building. The issue has divided local residents, with differing opinions on whether such content is appropriate given the location's proximity to the church. Vrakuni is a residential district in Bratislava's Podunajské Biskupice borough, located on the city's eastern edge.
The Bratislava Self-Governing Region has launched its annual public voting for the Outstanding Personality of Bratislava Region - Public Choice Award 2025. Residents of the region can now vote to decide which of the nominated personalities impressed them most with their contributions over the past year. The awards serve as an opportunity for the regional government to recognize exceptional individuals who have made significant contributions to the area surrounding Slovakia's capital city.
Officials in Ružinov, a district of Bratislava, have issued warnings about repeated incidents of bird shooting occurring near Haburská Street. The district administration is alerting residents to the ongoing problem of birds being shot in the area. Ružinov is one of Bratislava's largest residential districts, located in the eastern part of Slovakia's capital city.
Construction work has started on repairs to the intersection between Svätoplukova and Záhradnícka streets in Bratislava. The project will also include the creation of a protective cycling lane running from Karadžičova to Miletičova streets. The infrastructure improvements are part of ongoing efforts to enhance both vehicle traffic flow and cycling safety in the Slovak capital.
Podunajské Biskupice, a district in southeastern Bratislava, is advancing its ongoing efforts to improve public spaces through a revitalization project on Uzbekská Street. The initiative involves transforming the public area into a green park as part of the district's broader urban development strategy. The project represents continued municipal investment in enhancing the quality of life for residents through improved recreational and environmental infrastructure in the Slovak capital's suburban areas.
The Bratislava Self-Governing Region has moved forward with the planned Health and Sports Campus project in Petržalka, one of Bratislava's largest districts. After more than five years of preparation, the project is entering its implementation phase, representing one of the region's largest historical investments. The campus is designed to transform approaches to sports, education, and health prevention in the Slovak capital. Petržalka, located on the south bank of the Danube River, is home to over 100,000 residents and is the most populous district in Slovakia. The project represents a significant infrastructure development for the Bratislava region, which governs areas surrounding the capital city and provides healthcare, education, and regional development services.
An older man was reportedly caught engaging in sexual self-gratification near a cycling path on the Bratislava embankment in the vicinity of children. The incident occurred along the popular recreational area that runs alongside the Danube River, which is frequently used by families and cyclists. The Bratislava embankment serves as one of the city's main recreational corridors, featuring cycling and walking paths that attract residents and tourists throughout the year.
Bratislava will extend its municipal parking system PAAS to include the Prievoz district, adding another area to the city's regulated parking network. The new zone will operate on weekdays from noon until midnight and on Sundays from 6 PM onward. PAAS (Park and Pay System) is Bratislava's electronic parking management system that requires drivers to pay fees for street parking in designated zones throughout the Slovak capital.
A truck accident on the D1 highway near Čataj has blocked the right lane in the direction toward Bratislava. The incident occurred on Slovakia's main highway connecting the capital with eastern regions of the country, causing traffic disruptions for vehicles heading into the city.
The Bratislava Region is moving forward with the construction of a Health and Sports Campus in Petržalka, the capital's largest residential district. The project represents a significant infrastructure development aimed at providing integrated healthcare and sports facilities for residents of the densely populated area. Petržalka, home to over 100,000 residents, has long faced challenges with adequate healthcare and recreational infrastructure, making this campus a key priority for regional authorities to improve quality of life and accessibility to essential services.
Bratislava police investigated reports of an alleged kidnapping involving a taxi but found no evidence to support the claims. The incident involved a passenger who fled from the taxi after the driver changed the route. After conducting their investigation, authorities determined that no abduction had taken place, concluding that the initial reports were unfounded.