The waterspout uprooted trees and caused minor damage to vehicles and buildings in Salerno.

Italians turned out in droves to vote to reduce the number of lawmakers by a third, results showed Monday, despite the coronavirus pandemic and strict hygiene protocols at the polls

She was wanted for trying to recruit people to join Islamic State terror group.

Army members delivered new desks as most schools in Italy prepare to open in September.

Three people suffered minor injuries in the accident.

Italy produced 10% less garbage during its coronavirus lockdown, thanks to a drop in consumption

A tourist damaged a 19th century sculpture by Antonio Canova while posing for a photograph.

The number of daily new coronvirus cases in Italy has jumped higher, with 552 confirmed infections on Friday, a roughly 38% jump compared to the previous day

Experts are closely monitoring a glacier they fear could break apart and crash into an Italian Alpine valley

Italian scientist Paola Muti was stranded on a tiny island where mainlanders sick with COVID-19 came ashore but no islanders apparently took ill

Seven Carabinieri officers have been arrested in northern Italy for allegedly helping drug dealers evade the country’s coronavirus lockdown to obtain supplies and for alleged abuses of power such as torturing suspects

A migrant rescue organization says Italian authorities have blocked its ship in a Sicilian port and characterizes the move as harassment

Italian authorities say they have identified a group of 20 teenagers who shared child porn and dark web videos of suicides and mutilations on their cellphones

Venice has conducted a trial run of an ambitious anti-flood system of 78 inflatable barriers in the hopes of protecting the lagoon city from devastating high tides

Poppies, daisies and cornflowers bloomed for the “Fioritura,” or natural flower show, on the Umbrian plain of Castelluccio.

Firefighters battled fire in Agrigento area from the air and the ground.

Tourists return to the city after some restrictions put in place amid the pandemic are being lifted.

Some right-wing protesters clashed briefly with journalists and police in Rome during a day of demonstrations around the country

Italy has officially ended its long coronavirus lockdown but still finds itself alone after reopening its borders to boost summer tourism

New measures were in place including the number of people allowed inside and a thermo-scanner machine at the entrance.

Preliminary results from a survey of seawater quality during Italy’s coronavirus lockdown indicate a sharp reduction in pollution from human and livestock waste in the seas off Rome

The team will fly over 21 cities in five days, ending in Rome on June 2 for Italian Republic Day.

The Italian city is easing its lockdown restrictions put in place amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Italy’s restaurants and pizzerias, for foodie travelers the world over a key reason to visit, are facing an existential threat

This marks promising progress for Italy, as the country begins to recover after a 10-week lockdown.

A right-wing lawmaker has apologized for calling a young Italian woman who converted to Islam while held hostage in Somalia a “neo-terrorist.”

Officials placed bags of sand outside buildings, removed fallen trees and helped free stuck vehicles.

Officials in Italy say an Italian aid worker who was kidnapped in Kenya in late 2018 has been freed in Somalia

As Italy gradually emerges from its two-month lockdown, tourist operators in the hard-hit Val Seriana valley look ahead with trepidation on an uncertain summer season that could make or break them

Even before the coronavirus outbreak plunged Italy into crisis, tens of thousands of undocumented African migrants barely scraped by as day laborers, prostitutes, freelance hairdressers and seasonal farm hands

Wood is burning again in Naples’ pizza ovens after two months of lockdown meant an end to Neapolitans' most iconic and favorite food

The service is of great use in Lodetto, in the hard-hit Lombardy region.

Lava and ash flowed from the volcano in the Tyrrhenian Sea.

Americans Gabriel Christian Natale-Hjorth, 19, and Finnegan Elder, 20, stand trial for murdering an Italian police officer in July.

Performers took to the streets and skies for the opening of the Mestre Carnival Street Show in Venice, Italy.

Two railway workers were killed and 27 people were injured.

The head of Italy's 5-Star Movement has stepped down as party leader following a string of parliamentary defections, falling poll numbers and questions about the movement's future

Italian authorities say a drunken driver speeding on a mountain road plowed into young German tourists in northern Italy, killing six people and injuring 11 others

Skier was among four people struck by the avalanche near a mountain refuge.

The three were skiing on a glacier in the Italian Alps.

The flood damage to St. Mark's Cathedral in Venice has been put at 5 million euros

She's been put under police protection due to anti-Semitic threats.

Ambassador of Italy to the U.S. Armando Varricchio explained that the flooding has "dramatically increased" in recent years, with the city experiencing massive high tides and heavy rain.

The deadly flooding has submerged some of Venice’s famous landmarks while also damaging homes and businesses; the mayor said it could cost more than a billion dollars to repair.

Locals are still waiting on a 2003 dam project, The Moses Project, to help with the floods.

Exceptionally high tidal waters have surged again through Venice, prompting the mayor to close St. Mark’s Square

The famous Italian city is swamped and the government has allegedly failed to complete multibillion-dollar flood defenses.

Venice is dealing with the city's worst flood in half a century, which has caused millions of dollars of damage.

The centuries-old city is experiencing flooding from the highest tides in more than 50 years.