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A young man has been jailed for five years for raping a woman in the back seat of a car in Playa Blanca.

The Guardia Civil have reported that a hunter was arrested on the 18th September for allegedly shooting at a game warden.

95-year-old photographer Javier Reyes will be honoured as a Favoured Son of Haría later this year.

The calima and minor heatwave that descended on the islands at the weekend is forecast to disappear by the end of today.

Lanzarote's crafters and artisans converged on Mancha Blanca last month for the biggest date in their calendar, and one of the most important craft events on the Canaries. We visited the Mancha Blanca Craft Fair and spoke to some of the stallholders there.

The CACT are continuing their artwork restoration plan as they breathe new life into faded art.

Two wines from El Hierro have been awarded medals in the Brussels 2022 World Wine Competition.

Binter has just launched its latest round of “Bintazos” – special low-priced flights to national and international destinations from just €24.35.

Last Saturday, one hundred and sixty Yaiza residents celebrated International Elders Day and enjoyed activities organised by the Ayuntamiento.

La Casa de Las Estrellas lies in the arid, desert region to the north of Costa Teguise, overlooked by Montaña Tinaguache. It's a peaceful place, where hubara bustards’ nest and kestrels hover silently in the wind, and its name comes from the immense canopy of stars that cover the plain at night.

A sea rescue vessel returned to the port of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria today with four dead bodies and one survivor from an inflatable boat that is reported to have been carrying 34 migrants. 29 are missing and presumed to be dead.

The PSOE has denounced that the Arrecife Mayor spent “1.1 million euros” on the recent San Ginés fiestas while paying less attention to other aspects of Arrecife such as budgeting for “infrastructures, the elderly and many other needs.”.

Cabildo President, María Dolores Corujo, has stated that she believes that the days of the fishing cages at Playa Quemada “are numbered”.