today’s collected reporting — by newsroom and editorial bloc
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On September 7, 2026, the Shevchenkivskyi District Court in Lviv postponed a hearing in the murder case of Iryna Farion due to the absence of the defendant's lawyer, Diana Kara. The next hearing is scheduled for September 14.
In Lviv, the historical chapel in the St. John Chrysostom Church has been opened for viewing after a long period of disuse. Previously serving as a storage space during the Soviet era, the chapel revealed mosaics, frescoes, and an altar during the cleaning process.
The State Archive of Lviv Region has digitized the personal file of Stepan Bandera, a student of Lviv Polytechnic. The documents, which contain information about his studies, have been made publicly available.
Elizaveta Sachura, a representative of the Commissioner for the Protection of the State Language, stated that communication in household chats should be conducted exclusively in Ukrainian. Sanctions, including fines, are imposed for using the Russian language in such chats.
During a speech, Russian President Vladimir Putin mistakenly said "piss" instead of "sands." This statement attracted media attention and sparked discussions in the Ukrainian information space.
In Lviv and the Lviv region, there has been a surge in demand for flour, salt, sugar, and buckwheat. Empty shelves in stores like ATB and METRO indicate increased consumer demand, possibly linked to recent strikes on warehouses.
A court found the former chief accountant of the "Nadiya" mine guilty of submitting false information in a declaration. The fine for the discrepancy, which exceeded 877,000 hryvnias, was set at 17,000 hryvnias.
In Ukraine, schools may transition to underground learning due to prolonged air raid alerts caused by Russian attacks. Co-chair of the NGO 'Parents SOS' Parfyonova noted that most shelters are currently not equipped for a full educational process.
Law enforcement in the Lviv region uncovered a scheme for producing fake birth certificates for illegal border crossing. Three individuals are suspected of selling such documents, allowing men to obtain the status of large families. They charged between $3,500 and $5,500 for their services.
Blogger Cabriolet and her fiancé Andriy Marakhovskyi left Lviv after facing criticism from locals for attempting to film a video in Russian. The couple expressed their dissatisfaction with the attitude of Lviv residents and moved to Kyiv.
22 серпня у Львові поширилася інформація про смерть чоловіка біля Сихівського ТЦК. Львівський обласний ТЦК та СП спростували ці чутки, зазначивши, що чоловік живий і перебуває під наглядом лікарів після погіршення самопочуття.
