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Court Restores Remote Check-In, Florence Keeps Keybox Ban

A court ruling has reignited debate over short-term rentals and tourist regulations in Florence.

Italy’s five referendums on jobs, workers’ rights, and citizenship failed to meet the quorum with national turnout stopping at just 30%.

Daytime highs will reach 34–35°C in the inland plains, especially in the provinces of Florence, Prato, and Pistoia.

Today and tomorrow, Italian citizens are called to vote on five national referendums.

The façade of Florence’s Santa Trinita Church has been restored to its original state after being vandalized last April.

Marco Rubio has formally submitted to Congress a sweeping reorganization plan for the State Department.

Originally planned for April 1 and later delayed to June 1, the issuance of fines will now begin only in early July.

A mafia car bomb near Florence’s Uffizi Gallery killed five people on May 27, 1993. Thirty-two years later, the city still seeks truth and justice.

A major urban regeneration project is about to reshape one of the city’s most central yet overlooked areas.

The incident was caused by the misuse of a microwave oven in a guest room equipped with a private kitchen.