Zaragoza News & Information

SCIENTISTS have come up with evidence of how at least 70% of the dinosaur population was wiped out in a study at Yale University, in which palaeontologist Dr Laia Alegret (pictured), took part.

Seven Celtiberian bronze helmets, stolen from the town of Aranda de Moncayo (Zaragoza) in the 1980s, were returned this Wednesday in excellent condition to Spain by their current owner in an official ceremony at the...

IF YOU WERE asked to guess where the biggest Origami museum in the world was based, you'd probably say Japan.

THE first baby to be born in Spain in 2019 is Carolina María Madrona Quispe, who came into the world just as the chimes started at exactly midnight and is her parents, Jesús and Verónica’s second child.

A CYCLING enthusiast from Zaragoza has described to reporters how he was rescued in the nick of time after suffering frostbite in Siberia.

THE overflowing Ebro river has blocked off an entire neighbourhood in Zaragoza and shut the Z-30 provincial highway, as well as causing floods in Navarra and claiming the life of a shepherd, whose body was found 24...

AN APARTMENT block in the province of Zaragoza is the second in Spain to win the Passivhaus Certificate, a global energy-efficiency award given to residential properties which use little or no power.

A SUPERMARKET customer who bought a family-sized box of Nesquik found a half-pound package of cocaine inside, according to recent reports in a regional newspaper.

A YOUNG woman from Zaragoza whose name translates as 'Electricity Costs a Packet' says the recent hikes in utility bills are 'nothing to do with her'.

Last night's Monsters of Rock festival was washed out by a violent fifteen-minute wind and hail storm that also disrupted the 2008 international exhibition cultural programme.

Sergeant Juan Antonio Abril Sánchez (31), a married man from Zaragoza, died while on patrol in Qades yesterday lunchtime when the VAMTAC all-terrain vehicle (like the one shown below) in which he was travelling,...

The children at the Hilarión Gimeno state-run junior school in Zaragoza will not be singing any Christmas carols this year after it was decided to cancel Christmas celebrations because they are a lay school.