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An indictment has been sent to court against the acting director of a state agricultural enterprise in Bukovyna. He is accused of embezzling state property by selling soy and sunflower at prices significantly below market value.
Police have charged a 21-year-old resident of Chernivtsi district with illegal drug storage. During a check, officers found a package containing kratom, which is restricted in Ukraine. He faces a prison sentence of five to eight years.
On September 5-6, 2026, border guards of the Chernivtsi detachment recorded various wild animals during their patrol of the state border. Among them were foxes, hares, deer, wild boars, and lynxes. Cameras also captured wolves moving through the forests near the border.
Serhiy Zhadan presented his new poetry collection 'Hymns of Baroque Wars' at the Meridian Czernowitz international poetry readings in Chernivtsi. The book includes poems, prose, and illustrations collected over the past two years, addressing themes of war, loss, and the concept of home.
On September 2, Chernivtsi will experience temporary water supply restrictions due to repair works. Water will be unavailable from 09:00 to 23:00 on several streets, and from 10:00 to 17:00 on part of Hohol Street and Independence Avenue.
A new two-storey building is planned at the intersection of Independence Avenue and Heavenly Hundred in Chernivtsi. It will include retail spaces, a food establishment, and utility premises. The construction permit was obtained in 2024.
Starting from 1 September, Chernivtsi will reinstate travel benefits for pupils and students. Pupils will travel for free on trolleybuses, while students will pay 8 hryvnias for trolleybus rides and 20 hryvnias for bus rides.
In Chernivtsi, a municipal official has been charged with embezzlement of budget funds during the procurement of 53 generators. According to the investigation, the price of the generators was artificially inflated, resulting in losses exceeding 1.2 million UAH.
