An additional 30 nurses have joined Madeira's public healthcare services, providing immediate support. Over the past decade, more than 700 nurses have been recruited to strengthen the region's healthcare system.
The IPMA has upgraded the weather warning for the south coast to an orange alert.
A 27-year-old father of two from Câmara de Lobos is seeking support through GoFundMe to fight advanced testicular cancer and overwhelming financial challenges. Can you help?
Brace for stormy weather: rain, strong winds & waves are set to kick off the week in Madeira.
A video displaying a large number of foreigners peacefully queuing at the IMT in Funchal has led to a biased backlash online. The reaction can partly be explained in the context of the industry's push for cheap labor from low-income countries.
Former PSD-Madeira official Manuel AntĂłnio Correia criticized the leadership for rejecting an Extraordinary Congress request, calling it a "low-level power play" aimed at suppressing members' rights.
The family man who robbed a Câmara de Lobos bank last January, making off with €215,000, was cleared of multiple hostage charges but sentenced to six years in prison today in Funchal.
President Albuquerque links a 5.3% traffic rise on Via Rápida in 2024 to improved living conditions, signaling progress in residents’ financial stability. He stresses that new Investments and public transport are the answer to Madeira’s traffic crisis.
At 39, Ronaldo shows no signs of retiring, having signed a new record-breaking contract that will earn him an incredible €500,000 per day in the years ahead.
Two Ukrainian war veterans in their 40s, who suffered severe injuries during the Russian invasion, are set to participate in the 8km run of the 2025 Funchal Marathon.
Helicopter rescues are expensive, and as a result, Madeira is now charging non-residents for rescues in unclassified areas of the island. The costs of a rescue can quickly become a significant financial burden for individuals.
