The Running & Wine Fest The festival will hold its second edition on May 16th at the José Luis Ferrer winery in Binissalem, offering a program that combines sports, wine culture, music, and recreational activities in a vineyard setting. After a first edition that brought together more than 750 participants, the festival aims to establish itself as a key event on Mallorca's calendar.

National Police officers have arrested a man in Palma as the suspected perpetrator of a violent robbery, after he attempted to steal several items from a store and threatened staff with a knife. The incident occurred on Saturday at midday, when the 091 emergency service received a call alerting them that an individual had attempted to rob a store and had intimidated a female employee with a knife. By the time the Citizen Assistance Group patrol arrived at the scene, the suspect had already fled. Thanks to the description provided by witnesses, officers began a search of the area and, shortly afterward, located a man who perfectly matched the description near the former Palma prison. The suspect was carrying a knife, which was confiscated during the police intervention.

After more than half a century in business, Antònia has decided to close her shop, a business that has witnessed the great changes Mallorca has undergone: from the countryside to mass tourism, from the tranquility of the first visitors to the current intensive tourist activity. At 82 years old, the shopkeeper brings to a close a chapter that has marked not only her life, but also the commercial history of the town.

On one of their trips in search of antiques, Daniel Cota and Miquel Fuster visited a friend's house in Jerez de la Frontera. Daniel intended to buy everything his friend had offered, but when it came down to it, "he didn't want to sell anything," he says. Rather than return empty-handed, the two Mallorcans asked their friend to sell them something. Fuster bought a gramophone for 450 pesetas, and Cota bought a 150-peseta jug. "And we made a promise that neither of us would sell it. And that's how we'll die. Miguel with the gramophone and me with the jug," he says, placing his hand on Miquel's shoulder.