A police watchdog has ruled that officers in Caernarfon did not contribute to the death of a woman while she was in custody.

Gwynedd businesses are being asked to share their views on support and services from the county council.

A doctor is warning young people - and their parents - about the potentially fatal risks of the so-called 'Tap Out' challenge on social media.

Airbnb has warned property owners could check out of the Welsh tourism market for good over "rushed" licensing rules which could cost hosts up to an estimated £15m.

Annette Bryn Parri has been posthumously honoured at the annual North Wales Police awards.

A fishing boat had a lucky escape in stormy weather conditions after it was spotted in difficulty off Trefor.

UNESCO is celebrating its 80th anniversary of promoting natural and cultural heritage around the world.

A community centre in Bodorgan has won The King's Award for Voluntary Service.

Trefor Lloyd Hughes, the former president of the FAW, has died at the age of 77, following a short illness.

Two budding construction workers have taken the first steps in their careers by securing work placements.

Tourism bosses have warned businesses are being "bled dry" by red tape amid fears new licensing rules will drive small family-owned operators out of the market.

Wylfa will be the site of the UK's first small modular nuclear reactor, the UK Government has confirmed.

Local and national politicians have been reacting to the confirmation of a new small modular nuclear reactor (SMR) at Wylfa.

The leader of Cyngor Gwynedd says they will not hide from their resposbility following a damning report into the crimes of Neil Foden.

Police in Bangor have imposed a three-month closure order on a house following concerns about drug activity.

A pensioner from Blaenau Ffestiniog has been arrested following allegations of historic child sex offences.

Plaid Cymru's leader has called for "immediate action" on a third Menai crossing as the UK Government prepares to confirm Wylfa as the site for a new nuclear power station.

A grandfather killed after he was hit by a van on the Caernarfon bypass has been named.

A gold lunula from Llanllyfni, dating back to the early Bronze Age, was stolen during a recent heist at the National Museum of History, police have revealed.

A Bangor man has pleaded guilty to assaulting a woman following an incident on Anglesey at the weekend.

A man has died after he was hit by a van on the A487 Caernarfon bypass.

Welsh councils have warned plugging a £436m budget gap for next year would require an average council tax increase of 22% or the loss of 14,000 jobs.

The Anglesey Showground will play host to Can i Gymru 2026, S4C has confirmed.

Work has begun on transforming two historic buildings in Holyhead town centre.

Council chiefs have formally published a statutory notice of their plans to build a new home for Holyhead High School.

Police carrying out road safety checks in Holyhead and Bangor arrested a man on suspicion of drug driving.

A woman rescued by lifeboat off Rhosneigr has thanked the four-man volunteer crew who saved her life.

Three people have been questioned following a series of drugs raids across Anglesey.

Senedd members quizzed the boss of Dŵr Cymru about plans to cut around 500 jobs amid concerns about the "enormous" pay and bonuses pocketed by executives.

There were 52 'missed opportunities' for authorities to stop padeophile Neil Foden, according to a new report.

The education secretary has apologised to survivors after a "sobering and shocking" report into the abuse perpetrated by disgraced headteacher Neil Foden.

The Senedd has rubber stamped plans to cut business rates for about 13,000 smaller high-street shops in Wales, while raising the amount payable for higher-value properties.

The Welsh Government has unveiled details of the £27bn draft budget as ministers face a significant political test to get the spending plans passed by the Senedd.