Wales
Health officials are investigating a second death which is being linked to a Legionnaires' disease outbreak in south Wales.
John Toshack stands down as Wales manager after a six-year reign, the Welsh FA confirms.
An anti-human trafficking coordinator is to be appointed in Wales for the first time to tackle the problem.
Rhondda MP Chris Bryant leads parliamentary debate into allegations MPs had their mobile phones hacked into by News of the World journalists.
Welsh Secretary Cheryl Gillan says next year's referendum on further Welsh powers will use a revised question by the Electoral Commission.
A village near Prince Charles' Welsh estate starts to market produce based in part on ancient local herbal traditions.
Some of the largest conservation bodies in Wales fear they will have to find massive savings following the UK Government spending review.
Charities working with children and young people in Wales raise concerns about the number of households where nobody works.
There are more empty shops in most towns and cities than six months ago but the rate is slowing, according to a new report.
An expert professional group is established to discuss concerns of a Flintshire community who fear a cement factory could be linked to cancer
Plaid Cymru's conference opens with a pledge to transform, not simply manage Wales.
Speaking ahead of his appearance on Strictly Come Dancing, Gavin Henson says he does not know why he is doing it.
A castle originally built in 1626 and said to have been visited by King Charles I goes on sale for 1.5m.
The first of two "stakeholder" meetings is due to be held to help decide the future of maternity services in north Wales.
Metal plant owners Anglesey Aluminium confirm production will not restart at their Holyhead factory which was mothballed 12 months ago.
A Gwynedd builders' merchant has achieved his ambition of climbing Snowdon 100 times this year - and it's still only September.
Flintshire-based house-builder Redrow Plc reports a pre-tax profit of 700,000, a year after making a pre-tax loss of 44.2m.
Wrexham council votes to replace all residential street lighting with energy-efficient bulbs as part of a plan to reduce its carbon footprint.
A Denbighshire bus station officially re-opens following a 3.7m revamp which was partly designed to curb anti-social behaviour.
CCTV images are released by police after an attempted bank robbery in Powys.