The Mass of Sorrows is delayed until 6:00 PM due to the heat alert
The Cabildo de Lanzarote also informs that the Craft Fair will open from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM
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The other side of the Los Dolores pilgrimage: hundreds of supermarket trolleys accumulate in the streets
The mayor of Tinajo, Jesús Machín, demands that supermarket chains control the theft of carts to prevent them from accumulating in the surroundings of Mancha Blanca.
The Molina Orosa Hospital reinforces its security: key fire prevention works put out to tender
The works have a base budget of 1,947,742.39 euros
Health raises the health risk for high temperatures in Lanzarote to red alert
Lanzarote and La Graciosa are under a yellow alert this Monday and Tuesday due to high temperatures that can reach 34 degrees and also due to dust haze with a maximum visibility of 3,000 meters
Video: Another turtle trapped in a fishing net is rescued again on the coast of Lanzarote
As can be seen in the images, the fishermen took the net out of the water and with the help of a knife, they removed the ropes from the turtle
The Christ that arrived floating and brought the rain
The tradition of the Christ of the Waters of Guatiza tells that an image of a crucified Christ appeared floating in the Caleta del Riadero after three years of drought. The discovery, followed by the arrival of the rains, was interpreted as a miracle
Emotional Tribute in Lanzarote: 150 surfers bid farewell to Jorge Acosta in Caleta Caballo
The traditional Hawaiian ceremony united the community of Famara, Caleta Caballo, and San Juan in an emotional farewell
Lanzarote before the 100 years of the Federation: more than a century of football, from Campo Salinas to the 2026 World Cup
A chronological reconstruction of Lanzarote football: clubs, fields, leagues, youth academy, women, referees, great Cup nights, and the generations that made the ball part of the island's memory
The nameless child who inaugurated Yaiza's book of the dead
On September 12, 1728, as the new parish of Our Lady of Remedies began to write its own history, the first death record documented the burial of a child whose name has not reached us.
Two September 11ths that unite Lanzarote with the history of Atlético de Madrid
A child born in Arrecife became a two-time League champion with Atlético de Madrid. Exactly 76 years later, the same club returned to Lanzarote to play the Copa del Rey and was on the verge of being eliminated.
British air collapse traps a family in Lanzarote: thrown on the floor and a thousand euros in a hotel
After the computer failure in the British air traffic control system, the airline canceled its flight and they were forced to sleep one night on the ground at the airport itself
When a Voice was born in Lanzarote: Antonio María Manrique and that first "La Voz" of 1905
The journalist and investigator born on September 10, 1837, was part of the generation that turned the press into the island's memory. That La Voz de Lanzarote is not the current one, born in 1985, but both are part of a common history.
The University School of Tourism and the Cabildo welcome the course
The meeting was designed to guide and integrate the new students of the Degree in Tourism and the students of the mobility programs
Attention: know the road closures during Los Dolores
Discover the alternative routes and affected schedules to avoid unforeseen events on your way to Los Dolores
The day TVE showed all of Spain a Lanzarote that no longer exists
On September 9, 1995: TVE's 2 broadcast Atlantes: Lanzarote, a 57-minute and 10-second documentary that can be fully recovered today
The secret of the Canary shrew: 2 years of research reveal its future
The zoologist Claudia Schuster inaugurates the "Let's Talk About the Biosphere" cycle of the 2026-2027 academic year with a conference on the results of the project developed in Lanzarote and Montaña Clara.
Documented in Lanzarote the oldest case of bone disease outside continental Europe
A finding in San Marcial de Rubicón, from the 15th century, challenges what we knew about the expansion of Paget's disease
Another sewage spill forces the closure of Playa Blanca beach
A breakdown in the pumping station, communicated to the Water Consortium, causes the temporary closure
The physiotherapists of Molina Orosa attend to more than 2,100 patients in the last year
Between January and August 2026, professionals have carried out 55,097 treatment sessions, compared to the 50,785 sessions registered in the same period of 2025
The Arrecife circus installs several tanks after being sanctioned for dumping wastewater
According to their explanation, during the transfer of their facilities from Fuerteventura to Lanzarote, said tanks "suffered damage that prevented their normal use", so they decided to open a trench as a provisional measure.
Around 21,500 students and more than 2,400 teachers will begin the new school year in Lanzarote
The start of the new school year will be marked by the increase in the choice of Vocational Training, classrooms for 0 to 3 year olds, and new infrastructures
A hairdresser from Lanzarote cuts the hair of artist Jay Wheeler: "The Canary Islands remind me of Puerto Rico"
Moad Kacha, who began to go viral on social networks sharing his work cutting the hair of homeless people, has cut the hair of different personalities such as athletes Brian Hooi and Ayoze Pérez or artists like De La Ghetto.
Volunteers remove 50 kilos of trash from the dunes of El Risco beach
The waste was deposited this Monday at clean points in Lanzarote, classified by type of materials to facilitate their recycling
News from the Canary Islands Health Service: the miSCS application manages appointments and clinical history
Starting this Monday, September 7, users of the MiCitaPrevia and MiHistoria apps will be redirected to miSCS to carry out their procedures, as these applications will cease to be operational.
The last chick of Timanfaya's guirre leaves its nest and heads for another Canary Island
During all these months of nesting, a specialized field technician and a ranger from Timanfaya National Park have monitored the nest by visiting it every two weeks at a prudent distance so as not to interfere with the care of the chick.
Santa Catalina: the town that Lanzarote lost under the lava and whose name survived
On September 7, 1730, a stream of fire changed course and erased a village from the landscape with its houses, its lands, and its church. Today, only its place names remain; its memory, however, remains alive on the other side of the island.
The image of a stone-curlew defending itself from a cat puts the colonies in La Graciosa in the spotlight
This situation puts the demands of neighbors, associations, environmentalists, and biologists in the spotlight once again, who warn of the problem with the proliferation of cat colonies.
From breakdance and voguing to 'farming aura: the new cultural phenomenon of Generation Z
This new viral trend of 'farming aura' spread on social media consists of making any type of move in front of an opponent to demonstrate who has more presence, confidence, and charisma
