Gotland

Food Recalls More Common

That via mass media recalling food products due to suspicion of bacteria is becoming more common. But according to experts, it is a sign that food producers are doing what they should.

The use of ketamine against depression in Sweden

Ketamine drops are used in several regions for severe depression – despite the treatment not being approved. Now the Medical Products Agency is opening up for a new recommendation regarding the controversial treatment.

Changing weather - strong wind warning along the Bohuslän coast

Toxic Algae Bloom Expected at Öland

Unstable weather has held back the algal bloom. But now the rhubarb-curd-like and toxic sludge risks emerging at Gotland and Öland.

Cuts a Hard Blow to National Parks

Despite a great interest from the general public in outdoor activities, the state allocations to national parks and nature reserves have been halved. The result is poorer maintenance, reduced personnel and decreased accessibility.

Who Murdered Christina Olofsson?

On a winter night in 1996, hotel receptionist Christina Olofsson was brutally murdered at her workplace in Visby. 28 years later, the hope of finding her murderer still lives on. I probably think about it a bit too often, says prosecutor Susanne Wihlborg, who has lived with the case for several decades.

Expert on record-high rent demands: "Ridiculous"

Private landlords in Stockholm County and Gotland want to drastically increase the rent – again. Unreasonable, believes real estate professor Hans Lind. It's ridiculous, when you know that wages haven't risen that much.

High risk of forest fires in the north and south

After a period with generally low forest fire risk in Sweden, the fire hazard is now starting to rise again in some areas. The coming days, the risk is assessed as high in Norrbotten, Skåne, and on Gotland, according to SMHI.