Teguise Ayuntamiento staged a livestream covering last weekend’s carnival celebrations in Costa Teguise. With over an hour of footage, there’s plenty to see.

A 25-year-old man is being investigated by the Guardia Civil after driving at over 160 kph (100 mph) on a stretch of road with a 60 kph (40 mph) speed limit.

Tías Ayuntamiento have announced that a section of the Avenida de las Playas in Puerto del Carmen will be closed to traffic tomorrow morning, March 7th.

A statue of the legendary Mararía was unveiled yesterday on the viewpoint at Femes. The sculpture of the fictional local beauty was created by Cintia Machín to honour the centenary of novelist Rafael Arozarena, whose novel Mararía immortalised Femes in print and, later, on film.

Yesterday, a further two vehicle crashes were reported to the emergency services which resulted in injuries.

The National Police have caught and arrested the person who allegedly set fire to a motorbike and transformer panel last month in Arrecife.

Yesterday evening, the emergency services were called to an accident that had occurred on the LZ-2 near Yaiza involving several vehicles which injured three people.

The “kissing stars” will remain visible tonight after their celestial kiss last night.

Stanislav Kaljban is a 47-year old flying instructor from Slovakia whose blog, The Piper Pilot, regularly shows the most spectacular aerial views of the Canary Islands, photographed from the vantage point of a Piper training aircraft.

On January 30th the Guardia Civil arrested a person found with 8.7 kilograms of hashish in their car while travelling on the boat from Lanzarote to Gran Canaria.

Arrecife Ayuntamiento have begun work on the remodelling of Calle Manolo Millares in Arrecife, the road that leads straight through the capital.

After a day of searching, no sign has been found of Sebastian Klastternik, the 26-year-old Czech man who was reported missing on Tuesday.

Lanzarote cruise tourism has finally returned to pre-pandemic levels, with 64,000 cruise tourists arriving in Arrecife in January.

Local elections take place throughout Spain on 28th May, and will dictate how Lanzarote is governed for the next four years. Over the next months, we'll be talking to key figures from the three main parties on the island, starting with Jacobo Medina, the PP's candidate for Cabildo President.