Stories on Dutch society, crime, courts, education, migration, public services, the environment and everyday life across the Netherlands.
Limburg flood damage remains unresolved five years later. Residents criticize complex compensation processes and insufficient financial support.
In Utrecht, 12 children fell ill after consuming cannabis-infused candy. Authorities are investigating this alarming incident.
Wieringermeer faces frustration over wind turbine lights as promised sensor solutions remain delayed, impacting residents for five years.
Arnhem's debt relief program aids 40 families with €32,000 average debts, offering forgiveness and coaching, setting a national precedent.
Rijkswaterstaat has reported a troubling incident following the Ketelbrug incident where tampered barriers led to an 8-kilometer traffic jam.
Amsterdam police conducted a major operation in the red-light district, resulting in multiple arrests related to human trafficking.
Dutch customs have seized 106 million illegal cigarettes this year, ramping up their crackdown on smuggling.
A new day center in Ter Apel can accommodate 80 to 120 asylum seekers, offering crucial services and easing pressure on existing…
Leusden's Soviet Cemetery faces vandalism with 150 graves defaced, suspected to be the work of right-wing extremists.
Understaffing in Dutch youth protection leaves children without guardians, raising serious safety concerns.
