Two World War II explosives have been discovered at Eindhoven Airport. The items include a mortar shell and an unidentified object. The military Explosive Ordnance Disposal Service is coming to safely neutralize the devices.

Police have seized dozens of servers in an international investigation into a rogue hosting company. The company is suspected of complicity in facilitating cybercrime. According to the police, the hosting provider was involved in distributing child pornography, phishing activities, and ransomware attacks, among other crimes. The servers were seized at a data center in Limburg.

The Public Prosecution Service and the Netherlands Forensic Institute have successfully completed a pilot using a new DNA method to solve serious cold cases. The approach compares crime scene DNA against private databases that have granted permission for its use. Following these positive results, the technique will be rolled out to more unsolved cases.

Feyenoord has been fined 7,500 euros following a fireworks incident during their match against Cambuur, the KNVB announced. The Rotterdam club will also have to play an away match without supporters if another incident occurs in the next two years. This condition applies to league, cup, and play-off matches. Following the incident, Feyenoord had already decided to keep away fans at home for two matches.

Two people have been arrested in connection with a stabbing in Ternaard. Meanwhile, a switch failure on the railway line between Leeuwarden and Groningen has been resolved. The regional live blog reports this alongside other short news from Friesland.

The KNVB has fined Feyenoord 7,500 euros following fireworks incidents by supporters during the away match against SC Cambuur on August 23. Additionally, the Rotterdam club received a suspended penalty to play an away match without fans.

In a video series by Omroep Leeuwarden, presenter Esmée Stroosma visits various volunteer organizations in the municipality of Leeuwarden. Produced in collaboration with Amaryllis, the series highlights the importance of volunteer work. This episode focuses on the organization Ixta Noa.

The Dutch Supreme Court has ruled that Jarich M. must serve a final sentence of 15 years in prison. The 28-year-old man from Groningen fatally shot 50-year-old André Tromp from Leeuwarden in Haddingestraat in July 2022.

A person was hit by a truck on the Aldlânsdyk in Leeuwarden on Tuesday evening around 6:20 PM. The victim was rushed to the hospital. Police arrested the truck driver, who violently resisted arrest, and an investigation into the cause is underway.

Fewer trains are running between Leeuwarden and Groningen. Additionally, a person was injured in a stabbing in Ternaard. A live blog tracks this and other emergency services news across Friesland.