A proposed fishing band aims to protect black scabbardfish during its breeding season, while a permanent hard cap of 1 million fish annually is suggested to ensure the species' ongoing survival.
Bloom, a powerful psychoactive drug that is readily available, is tightening its grip on Madeira, leading to a disturbing rise in violent behavior and putting both residents and authorities on high alert.
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.
As the festive season approaches, municipalities are spending hundreds of thousands of euros on Christmas lights. While Madeira is renowned for its vibrant Christmas spirit, how much is too much?
The shocking January robbery that unsettled Câmara de Lobos has a distressed father now attempting to justify his actions in court. A verdict is expected soon.
A deceased man was discovered in Levada do Norte, the circumstances surrounding his death remain unclear at this time.
Amidst concerns of an impending congestion crisis in the greater Funchal area, the president of Madeira has initiated discussions regarding a new connection to the via rápida.
Câmara de Lobos has introduced new seabird-friendly LED lighting as part of an environmental initiative to reduce light pollution.
Câmara de Lobos has earned a national award for successfully rehousing endangered families amid the unprecedented challenges posed by recent wildfires.
The Quebradas-Amparo tunnel, a key infrastructure project in Funchal, is set to ease traffic congestion and transform city access to the new hospital.
Câmara de Lobos to host annual black scabbardfish festival.
