#Kaštel

The cult album that transformed regional rock will mark its major anniversary with a concert at Kaštel and an exhibition at SKUC. Musicians directly linked to the legacy of the 1981 record will gather in one place.

In an emotional interview with InMagazin, the singer revealed how her father Ivan reacted when she told him at 14 that she wanted to make a living from music. His words have stayed with her as a guiding principle.

A DalmacijaDanas reader sent in a disturbing video of an e-scooter ride on an extremely busy stretch of road. The rider was on the roadway without any protective gear.

The incident occurred on Sunday at Miljenko and Dobrila beach in Kaštel Lukšić. The young man sustained a bleeding wound on his back, and swimmers are again in panic over the protected marine species that won't give up.

Split Public Fire Brigade and Split Volunteer Fire Department carried out a series of technical interventions, while on Biokovo four Canadair planes and 33 firefighters battled a blaze that was only contained in the evening hours.

Split Airport recorded a record 770,000 passengers in July, while this weekend is expected to bring additional pressure on the city port with over 75,000 passengers and 18,000 vehicles.

Three music evenings at Trsat Castle promise pop hits, Dalmatian vibes, and nostalgic disco for all generations.

Police locate 39-year-old who repeatedly flew in strictly prohibited areas; incident follows Hungarian who recently halted airport traffic.

Victim's family reports repeated abuse, suspicion of cover-up. Split police forward case to DORH.

The power cut will last from 9 a.m. to noon and will affect four streets. Residents are urged to charge their devices in advance.

Due to water supply pipeline works, a section of Don Frane Bulića Street will be closed to all traffic from August 6 to August 8.

Due to a burst pipe, the roadway on the expressway through Kaštela toward Trogir is flooded. Repairs are underway, and the water supply is not at risk.

Due to a rupture in the main water supply pipeline in the Kaštela area, residents have been urged to be patient and use water rationally.

Igor Sapunar, nephew of Željko Kerum, left Split detention after the prosecutor questioned all key witnesses in a single day, and the judge accepted the motion to lift the measure.

During intensified road checks in Split-Dalmatia County, police recorded record blood alcohol levels, including a driver with 3.46 per mille, and multiple repeat offenders ended up behind bars.

USKOK did not request detention for Željko Kerum and Andrija Polić, while Igor Sapunar was remanded due to the risk of influencing witnesses in the illegal regularization of the Pršut tavern case.