Prague firefighters rescue dog from rubble in wake of tornado strike in South Moravia
Members of Prague's firefighting corps saved a dog trapped in the remains of a house following the deadly tornado in South Moravia.
More than one-third of Czech residents now fully vaccinated against Covid-19
A total of 3.44 million people in the Czech Republic have now completed their vaccination; another 1.6 million will receive their second dose this month.
Czech weekend news in brief: top stories for July 4, 2021
More than 100 cases of Delta variant found in the Czech Republic, ninety percent of tornado-affected areas cleaned, and more headlines from this weekend.
Czech charities have raised more than one billion crowns for tornado victims
A week after a category 4 tornado devastated South Moravia, local charities have now received more than one billion crowns in support of victims.
Prague's Metro C suspends city center operation through July 11
Service on Prague's Metro C between Muzeum and Pražského povstání has been halted for track repairs, with a temporary bus line in its place.
Denmark, Sweden, Greece and more go green on latest Czech Covid-19 travel map
Belgium, Slovenia, and Switzerland have also been upgraded to green status, removing travel restrictions from these countries to the Czech Republic.
Two walk-in Covid-19 vaccination points to be set up in Prague
Two Prague vaccination sites will be accessible for those without an appointment from mid-July.
Czech Mental Health Institute launches initiative to help transgender people cope with anxiety, depression
Transgender people are increasingly threatened with mental illnesses and suicidal tendencies, a spokesperson for the institute said.
Czech man accused of killing employment-office clerk remanded in custody
The accused said he did not regret his acts and called the female state attorney a "toad."
Coronavirus update, July 2, 2021: Czech govt. tightens rules for traveling and proving Covid status at home
People will again need to be two weeks after vaccination or show a test to attend events, Covid test to be necessary for people returning from abroad.
Czech morning news in brief: top headines for July 2, 2021
A three-level-alarm blaze broke out in Prague earlier this morning, "Ova" law moves forward, and massive river gridlock predicted for holiday weekend.
Czech health ministry's travel blacklist and changing rules create confusion, canceled vacations
Croatia and Slovakia have changed the entry rules for the Czech Republic; travel bans for Tunisia and Russia are also going into effect.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for July 1, 2021
Family of deceased Roma man file criminal complaint against police, Prague shooter planned more crimes, accusations against Feri "nonsense," says Zeman.
Coronavirus update, July 1, 2021: Covid spreading mainly among young people in Prague
Plus: Children aged 12 to 15 can register for Covid vaccination, a new app can carry your certificates, Covid second-most frequent death cause last year.
Sweet charity: "Ice Cream that Helps" and other projects raise funds for Moravia tornado victims
Several cafés and pubs have been donating proceeds to toranado victims; you can also donate to local food banks via Czech grocery and delivery services.
World premiere of 'Zátopek' to open annual Karlovy Vary Film Festival
The legendary Czech runner is the subject of this 2021 biopic; celebrity guests are likely to be announced last minute.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for June 30, 2021
Prague shooter in police custody, Roma Lives Matter protests take place around the world, last night's storms lead to widespread power outages this morning







