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PUBLISHED: 2026-02-02 07:56:36Spanish police recover stolen statue of golf great Ballesteros
Spanish police said Friday they had recovered pieces of a life-sized statue of golf great Severiano Ballesteros stolen by a suspect who likely wanted to sell it as scrap metal.
Ballesteros, who died at 54 of brain cancer in 2011, won five major championships between 1979 and 1988.
The statue, depicting Ballesteros winning the British Open in 1984, was installed in a park in his village of Pedrena in northern Spain in 2017.
Spanish police said the dismembered statue had been located in the northern city of Santander.
\"The suspected perpetrator, a man with a history of copper thefts, has been detained,\" they said.
Spanish media said the statue, which was stolen earlier this month, weighed about 100 kilograms (220 pounds).
Sold as scrap metal, it could have fetched roughly 4,000 euros ($4,770), according to scrap prices listed on a local website.
Spanish economy grew 2.8 percent in 2025
Spain's economy grew 2.8 percent last year, fuelled by strong consumer demand, rising exports and a robust tourism sector, according to a preliminary estimate Friday by the national statistics institute (INE).
While down from a 3.5 percent GDP increase in 2024 and just below the government's forecast for growth of 2.9 percent, Spanish growth was more than twice the average expected in the entire eurozone.
\"Right now, Spain is helping power Europe's growth,\" Economy Minister Carlos Cuerpo said in an interview with Spanish public television after the figure was announced.
Spain, the European Union's fourth-largest economy, has outperformed its peers since 2021, supported by low energy costs, domestic consumption and a rebound in tourism since the end of the Covid pandemic.
Catalonia's commuter trains still not fully functional
Catalonia's Rodalies commuter rail service will not return to normal this Monday. There will still be buses to cover a dozen sections of track that remain out of service, while Spanish rail infrastructure manager Adif works on 31 points of the network to carry out emergency repairs.
Although the Catalan government had planned for the service to be restored to pre-January 20th levels following the Gelida (Barcelona) train accident two weeks ago, Renfe reported on Sunday that there will still be 11 sections of Rodalies and regional lines with alternative road service.
More bad weather across Spain this week
The first week of February will be rainy across almost the entire country, with significant snowfall and precipitation in many areas.
After a somewhat more stable weekend in many parts of Spain, the first days of February will be marked by \"the arrival of several Atlantic storms,\" according to Spain's national weather agency Aemet.
Aemet expects another rainy week across almost the entire Iberian Peninsula, with \"heavy snowfall in the mountains, strong gusts of wind, and rough seas.\"
With additional reporting by AFP.
Spain's PM 'absolutely' in favour of UK rejoining EU
PUBLISHED: 2026-02-02 09:38:05âWe miss the UK within the European Union. I think there is a clear need to have the UK on board again, especially nowadays,â Sánchez told the London-based publication.
The Spanish premier explained that both he and British PM Keir Starmer have a âclear needâ to learn from one another and described the post-Brexit Gibraltar agreement as âan obstacle to break throughâ.
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Back in September of last year, during a bilateral summit, both leaders emphasised the need for a deeper connection between the two countries, reflecting Spain's desire to maintain constructive relations with the UK after Brexit.
Sánchez stressed that beyond the Gibraltar agreement, he has an interest in strengthening relations with London and supporting the UKâs possible return to the European Union.
According to recent polls in both the UK and Spain, this idea has support in both countries.
Back in June, the EU announced that it had finally come to an agreement with the UK, Spain and Gibraltar, some five years after the UK formally left the bloc.
Then in December, the two countries took another step forward towards finalising the EUâs post-Brexit relationship with Gibraltar.
Gibraltar described these negotiations as \"positive\". \"We remain committed to transparency. The final treaty will be made public and will be subject to full scrutiny by the parliaments of Gibraltar, the United Kingdom and the EU as part of the ratification process,\" a Gibraltar government spokesman told the local press in late 2025.
An EU spokesperson emphasised that the main objective of the future agreement is to \"guarantee prosperity\" for the entire region and that this will be achieved by \"removing all physical barriers\" to the free movement of people and goods between Spain and Gibraltar, \"while preserving the borderless Schengen area, the Single Market and the Customs Union\".
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Now, a couple of months on, the New Statesman has dubbed Sánchez \"Europeâs left-wing icon\" for his stance not only on Gibraltar and Brexit, but for his opposition to the policies of US President Donald Trump, position on Gaza and actions within Spain.
Sánchez has refused Trumpâs demand that all Nato countries up their defence spending to five percent of GDP saying that it could âwipe outâ the recent progress of the Spanish economy.
Sánchez suggested that a better approach would be to think about capabilities within a particular year. âTwo percent of total defence spending, or 3 percent one year, 1 percent another. But not 5 percent every year,â he explained to the magazine.
âSometimes itâs wiser to spend more money on cooperation aid or strengthening multilateralism⦠than to just buy weapons from the American defence industry,â he added.
Sánchez has also been outspoken on the Gaza issue, using the word âgenocideâ to describe what has been happening there.
Spain recognised Palestinian as a state in 2024 and has refused to join Trumpâs âBoard of Peaceâ because it bypasses the United Nations and Gaza itself hasnât had much input into the plan.
Europeâs post popular cities are cracking down on tourists â' Hereâs where and why
PUBLISHED: 2026-02-02 08:24:11For years, Europe sold itself on the same promise: cheap flights, short breaks, and the idea that every historic city was an open playground. It worked. A little too well.
In some destinations, the number of visitors now dwarfs the number of residents. Streets clog up before midday, rents spiral, and locals quietly leave. After Covid briefly emptied city centres, tourism came roaring back â' and in many places, tolerance ran out.
So cities have stopped asking nicely. Instead, they are tightening the rules, charging fees, setting limits, and, in some cases, flat-out refusing more visitors.
Hereâs where the pushback is already happening.
Venice draws the line with entry fees and hard limits
Venice has become the poster child for overtourism, and not by choice. On busy days, the city is packed wall to wall with day-trippers who arrive in the morning and leave by sunset.
In response, Venice introduced something almost unthinkable a few years ago: an entry fee for day visitors, set between â¬5 and â¬10 depending on demand. Visitors must book and pay in advance.
The aim isnât to shut tourism down, officials insist, but to reduce the sheer volume of people passing through without really engaging with the city.
That policy comes on top of banning large cruise ships from the lagoon, shrinking guided tour groups, and outlawing loudspeakers used by tour guides. Venice is still open â' just not unlimited.
Ibiza tackles the chaos by cutting car numbers
Ibizaâs problem isnât a lack of visitors. Itâs too many of them, arriving with cars on an island that simply canât cope.
With more than three million tourists a year and a resident population of around 160,000, locals have complained for years about gridlock, noise and overcrowded roads.
The Balearic authorities have now stepped in. Between January and September, only 20,000 non-resident vehicles per day are allowed on the island, including rentals. All must be registered in advance.
Itâs a clear attempt to ease pressure without killing tourism outright â' fewer cars, fewer jams, and slightly more breathing room.
Dubrovnik slows the flow, one cruise ship at a time
Dubrovnik knows the damage mass tourism can do. At peak times, the city has hosted dozens of visitors per resident, many arriving all at once by cruise ship.
The solution has been to slow everything down. Only two cruise ships a day are allowed to dock, and they canât stay longer than eight hours. Some attractions now require advance booking, and tour buses are more tightly regulated.
The message is subtle but firm: fewer people, longer stays, and less pressure on a fragile historic centre.
Amsterdam targets the tourism machine, not the tourists
Amsterdam has gone after the system feeding mass tourism rather than the visitors themselves.
The city has raised its tourist tax to 12.5 per cent, frozen new hotel construction, and imposed strict limits on short-term rentals â' in some neighbourhoods, just 15 nights a year.
Local leaders have been blunt. Amsterdam wants visitors, but not at the cost of becoming a theme park where residents can no longer afford to live.
Bruges quietly tightens the screws
Bruges looks calm, but it receives more than eight million visitors a year, most of them day-trippers.
Since 2019, only two cruise ships a day can dock nearby. New hotels and holiday lets are no longer authorised, and guided groups are capped at 20 people.
Itâs not a ban. Itâs a slowdown â' and a signal that the city is prioritising long-term liveability over short-term numbers.
What this means for travellers
None of these cities are closing their doors. But the days of turning up without a plan, expecting unlimited access, are clearly fading.
Across Europe, other destinations are watching closely. More entry fees, visitor caps and rental limits are likely to follow.
For tourists, it means planning ahead. For residents, itâs a long-overdue shift.
And for Europeâs most famous cities, it may be the only way to survive their own popularity.
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DGT is not sending this email warning of a fine pending payment â' Current email and text message scams in Spain
PUBLISHED: 2026-02-02 08:26:21No, the DGT is not sending this email warning of a fine pending payment. This is a classic case of phishing currently circulating in Spain, as confirmed by fact-checkers like Maldita.es and official warnings from the Dirección General de Tráfico (DGT) and the Instituto Nacional de Ciberseguridad (INCIBE).
People have reported receiving emails purporting to come from the DGT, claiming a traffic fine remains unpaid. The message creates a strong sense of urgency, pressuring recipients to act quickly, often stating that failure to pay within 24 hours will automatically increase the amount (e.g., to â¬400). It includes a link directing to a fake website mimicking the official DGT site, where victims are goaded into entering personal details, bank information, or card data to âsettleâ the supposed debt.
Key red flags include:
The senderâs email address does not match official DGT domains (e.g., anything@dgt.es).
Unsolicited urgent demands for payment or personal information via email or links are also considered red flags.
Threats of automatic penalties or vehicle blocking.
The DGT has repeatedly stated it never notifies fines via email or SMS. Official notifications occur only through postal mail or the Dirección Electrónica Vial (DEV) electronic mailbox. INCIBE and the DGT classify this as fraudulent phishing, aimed at stealing sensitive data for identity theft or unauthorised charges.
If youâve received such an email and clicked the link or shared information, immediately contact your bank to block accounts/cards, preserve evidence (screenshots) if possible, and report to authorities via INCIBEâs incident mailbox or the police.
Recent phishing and smishing trends in Spain (late 2025â'early 2026)
Phishing (via email) and smishing (via text message) cases have rocketed in Spain, with INCIBE reporting a 25 per cent increase in 2025, particularly targeting trusted entities like government bodies, banks, and delivery services. Hereâs an overview of prominent recent campaigns:
DGT fine impersonation (ongoing into 2026)
This scam, active since at least September 2025 (with alerts updated in early 2026), combines phishing emails and smishing SMS. Messages claim a pending traffic fine, urge immediate payment via link, and threaten escalation (e.g., added fees or licence points). INCIBEâs September 2025 alert highlighted active campaigns, while DGTâs October 2025 statement noted massive fraudulent sends impersonating public bodies. Maldita.es debunked a specific January 2026 email variant on January 28, 2026, emphasising fake sender addresses and urgent language.
Package delivery scams (paqueterÃa fraud)
Yes, this old chestnut. A major December 2025 campaign impersonated companies like Correos or Amazon, claiming a delivery issue due to a missing house number. Message insisted on the recipient clicking a link to âupdateâ details or pay a small fee, leading to data-theft sites. INCIBE flagged this smishing wave, noting it exploits holiday/logistics peaks.
Bank impersonation alerts
September 2025 onwards saw SMS pretending to be from banks, warning of unauthorised high-value transfers or blocked cards. Recipients were told to call a fraudulent number or click links for âverificationâ. These vishing/smishing hybrids aimed to extract credentials or card info.
Tax authority (AEAT) refund scams
Multiple late-2025 campaigns (including September) sent phishing emails/SMS about tax refunds or required updates, linking to fake forms demanding IBAN, card details, or personal data.
Toll road (peaje) fraud increase
McAfee and others called attention to a dramatic rise in 2025 (up to 900% in some reports) for fake unpaid toll SMS messages pressuring quick payments via malicious links.
All of these scams often use a sense of urgency, official-looking designs, and spoofed senders. Authorities stress: Never click unsolicited links, verify directly via official apps/websites, and report to INCIBE (017 helpline or online) or police (091/062). With new rules in mid-2026 blocking unregistered SMS sender aliases, smishing may ,hopefully, decline, but vigilance remains the most important thing against evolving threats.
The gap between trying AI and using it safely
PUBLISHED: 2026-02-02 08:09:33Most companies on the Costa del Sol have tried AI tools by now. Someone on the team uses ChatGPT to draft emails. Someone else experimented with it once and went back to doing things manually. A third person pastes client data into free tools without thinking twice.
This is the messy middle most businesses find themselves in. The problem is not that people have not heard of AI. It is that adoption is scattered, skills vary widely, and nobody is quite sure what the rules are.
That uncertainty carries real risk. The EU AI Act comes into force this year, adding new requirements on top of existing GDPR obligations. If staff do not know what data can go into which tools â' or why that matters â' the company is exposed. Not theoretically. Practically.
The solution is not buying more software. It is building a shared baseline across the team.
That means getting everyone â' including the sceptics â' comfortable enough to use AI tools for the repetitive work that consumes their time. Writing client emails. Drafting descriptions in multiple languages. Answering the same questions for the tenth time in a week. These tasks do not require creativity. They require clarity and consistency, which AI handles well once people know how to prompt it properly.
It also means establishing clear boundaries. What goes into AI tools, what does not. Which tools are approved, which are not. How to handle client information without creating compliance problems.
Some real estate agencies in the region have already taken this step, training their teams to draft multilingual property descriptions in minutes rather than an hour â' with shared guidelines everyone understands and follows.
The companies that build these foundations gain hours back every week. Those that do not will continue muddling through with inconsistent results and unclear risk.
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Shocking murder in Spain: Woman severs partnerâs penis and stabs him to death
PUBLISHED: 2026-02-02 08:09:02Spain has been left reeling after a woman was arrested for the alleged murder of her partner in a case of extreme violence that has shocked both local residents and police.
The incident took place in a residential apartment in the Uribarri neighbourhood of Bilbao, after emergency services received a report of a suspected homicide. Officers attending the scene discovered the body of a 67-year-old man inside the property.
According to official police information, the victim had suffered multiple stab wounds, including injuries to the neck. Authorities also confirmed there were clear signs that the manâs penis had been severed during or before the fatal attack â' a detail that has drawn widespread attention due to its rarity in Spain.
Emergency services pronounced the man dead at the scene. His partner, a 55-year-old woman, was present at the apartment when police arrived. Officers later confirmed that she confessed to killing him and was taken into custody on suspicion of homicide.
The arrest was confirmed in a statement issued by the Ertzaintza, which is leading the investigation.
Police said the couple had been together for five years. The victim was known locally as the owner of a neighbourhood bar, and neighbours expressed shock at the incident, saying the couple had largely kept to themselves and were not known to police for domestic disputes.
Police investigation under way as motive remains unclear
Authorities have launched a full investigation to determine the circumstances surrounding the killing and what led to the fatal confrontation. At this stage, police have not officially confirmed a motive, nor have they indicated whether the attack was premeditated or whether any other factors were involved.
Forensic teams are examining the apartment while investigators review background information and any previous contact with emergency or social services. Police have limited public comment as the case progresses through the judicial system.
Local media reports have suggested the incident may have been linked to jealousy, although police have stressed that no motive has yet been formally established and all lines of inquiry remain open.
The woman remains in custody as a judge considers potential charges and whether pre-trial detention is appropriate. Further details are expected to emerge as the investigation continues.
Altea regains public control of water supply after years of legal disputes
PUBLISHED: 2026-02-02 09:13:30After more than a decade of legal uncertainty, the town of Altea on Spainâs Costa Blanca has officially regained full public control over its water supply and sanitation infrastructure. A series of final court rulings has confirmed that key water facilities and underground resources must be managed by the local authority, bringing an end to a long-running conflict with private companies that previously claimed ownership and operating rights.
A long legal battle comes to an end
The dispute centred on water deposits, pipelines and underground aquifers serving several residential areas in the Sierra de Altea. Private operators argued they held legitimate rights to manage and profit from these assets, while the local council maintained that they formed part of the original urban development works and therefore belonged to the public domain.
Spainâs highest courts ultimately sided with the municipality. Judges ruled that the infrastructure in question must be handed over to the town at no cost, as it is essential for providing a basic public service. The courts also reaffirmed that underground water sources are public property under Spanish law and cannot be privately owned or exploited without proper legal authorisation.
These rulings are now final, closing the door on further appeals and dismissing claims for compensation made by the private firms involved. For the town, the verdict represents legal clarity after years of uncertainty and mounting costs.
From private management to public interest
Before the council stepped in, water services in parts of Altea were run by private entities linked to earlier property developments. Over time, residents reported serious problems, including deteriorating infrastructure, high water losses within the network, and concerns over water quality. In some areas, leaks and inefficiencies meant that more than half of the water entering the system never reached homes.
In 2020, the local authority took the decisive step of assuming direct control of water supply and wastewater services in affected neighbourhoods, safeguarding thousands of households. That move triggered legal action from the companies previously involved, who claimed financial losses and ownership rights over the installations. The recent court decisions have now definitively rejected those arguments.
With public control firmly established, the municipality can move forward with long-term planning. Officials have confirmed that the next phase will focus on formally receiving all remaining infrastructure, investing in modernisation, reducing water loss and ensuring consistent quality standards. The aim is also to create a fairer, more transparent tariff system for residents.
Local leaders have described the outcome as a landmark moment, reinforcing the principle that water is a shared resource and an essential public service. For Alteaâs residents, the ruling promises greater accountability, improved infrastructure and a more sustainable approach to managing one of the townâs most vital resources.
Benidorm seeks â¬55m government loan amid massive â¬350m compensation ruling
PUBLISHED: 2026-02-02 08:00:16Benidormâs town hall has moved to reassure residents and expats after confirming it has applied for a â¬55 million government-backed loan to help manage a court-ordered compensation bill that now exceeds â¬350 million. The ruling, linked to a long-running urban planning dispute, has raised concerns about the financial stability of one of Spainâs best-known resort towns and prompted questions about whether local services or taxes could be affected.
The case centres on land near the protected Serra Gelada area, where development rights were removed years ago. A court later ruled that the landowners were entitled to substantial compensation, with interest continuing to mount. The total amount now represents roughly two years of Benidormâs entire municipal budget, placing the council under intense financial pressure despite its otherwise healthy day-to-day finances.
Why Benidorm is facing such a large payout
The compensation stems from a planning decision linked to land incorporated into the protected Serra Gelada natural area, on the outskirts of Benidorm. When building rights were withdrawn, the landowners launched legal action that has dragged on for years through Spainâs courts. The final ruling ordered the council to pay hundreds of millions of euros, including interest that continues to increase daily.
Local officials have acknowledged that the sum is extraordinary for a municipality of Benidormâs size. Although the council explored multiple legal avenues, the ruling currently stands, leaving the town legally obliged to find a way to pay or at least begin servicing the debt. According to the mayor, the immediate goal is to avoid insolvency while longer-term solutions are pursued, including potential appeals to higher courts.
What the loan means for expats and residents
To prevent a financial emergency, Benidorm has requested access to Spainâs Economic Impulse Fund, a state mechanism designed to help local authorities deal with exceptional financial shocks. If approved, the â¬55 million loan would provide short-term breathing space, allowing the council to meet urgent obligations while spreading repayments over several years.
For expats living in Benidorm or the wider Costa Blanca, the key message from the town hall is one of reassurance. Officials insist that essential public services will continue to operate as normal and that there are currently no plans to introduce emergency tax rises. However, they have also admitted that such a large debt could influence future spending decisions, potentially slowing investment in new infrastructure or local projects.
The situation also serves as a reminder of how complex Spainâs urban planning system can be, and how decisions taken decades ago can still have major financial consequences today. While Benidorm remains one of the countryâs most resilient tourist economies, the scale of the compensation highlights the legal risks faced by councils across Spain when development rules change.
For now, expats and property owners are being advised to stay informed rather than alarmed. The loan application is intended as a stabilising measure, not a sign that Benidorm is about to collapse. Much will depend on whether further legal options succeed and how the repayment plan is ultimately structured, but the councilâs message is clear: the aim is to protect residents, services and the townâs long-term future.
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Chinese State Councilor Shen Yiqin to visit Spain, attend opening ceremony of 2026 Winter Olympics
PUBLISHED: 2026-02-02 00:00:00Chinese State Councilor Shen Yiqin to visit Spain, attend opening ceremony of 2026 Winter Olympics
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BEIJING, Feb. 2 (Xinhua) -- At the invitation of the Spanish government, Chinese State Councilor Shen Yiqin will visit Spain from Feb. 4 to 5. She will attend upon invitation the opening ceremony of the XXV Olympic Winter Games on Feb. 6 and other events in Milan, Italy, a Foreign Ministry spokesperson announced Monday.
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PUBLISHED: 2026-01-31 00:00:00BOSTON, Massachusetts - A New Zealand kid has shocked the athletics world with a stunning sub-4 minute mile run, and he says he has more 'in the tank.'
The teenager was competing in the John Thomas Terrier Classic in Boston, Massachusetts on Saturday, against a field of professional athletes.
The 16-year-old stunned officials and the crowd when he ran the mile in an astonishing 3:48.88 minutes, the fastest ever mile run by a junior athlete (under 18), and a new national record for New Zealand..
\"I didn't feel like I was going that fast to be honest. I still don't believe it⦠I'm completely stoked,\" young Sam Ruthe told the crowd when interviewed by the track broadcaster after the race,
Ruthe had worked himself into fourth place early, before working his way into third, and then second with two laps left. He let himself go with a burst of lightning speed in the last 100 metres, finishing 1.43 seconds in front of Belgian Pieter Sisk who finished in second place.
The run was more remarkable considering the youngster had spent around 20 hours in the air, in a series of flights over a period of fifty hours, including stopovers, flying to Boston from New Zealand, on Tuesday/Wednesday,
New Zealand runners have a long history of producing world class middle distance runners, none more famous than Sir John Walker, who was the first person to run a sub-3:50 minute mile, and that was in 1982, more than a quarter century before Ruthe was even born. Walker was aged 30, nearly double Sam Ruthe's age, a sure indicator of what lies ahead
\"I really didn't expect to get Walker's national record,\" Ruthe told CNN Sports Saturday. \"I hoped to get it one day but that was a real surprise as I thought it may have been three or four years away. I feel like I'm the luckiest person in the world.\"
New Zealand officials may now have to consider adding the teenager to the team to compete in the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow this year.
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These sectors are hospitality, transport, agriculture and construction. The president of the builders association, Climent Olives, acknowledging that details have yet to be announced, nevertheless views the measure as \"positive\". \"People who are already here will be able to become part of the labour market and be hired with all rights and obligations.
\"For a sector like construction, with a serious labour shortage, this is good news and can provide greater stability to the workforce. We have always called for easier regularisation based on established residency for workers and we want there to be regulated, controlled, and orderly immigration.\"
Joan Company of the Asaja association of agricultural businesses stresses that farmers want immigrant workers to have all their paperwork in order and so not fuel the underground economy. \"And above all, there is a shortage of workers in the sector. Regardless of the politics, this would be positive for the sector.\"
The transport federation in the Balearics believes it would be positive, noting that the hiring of foreign workers in their countries of origin is an avenue it has already begun to explore. Drivers and mechanics are being recruited from Morocco, Colombia and Peru.
The Mallorca Hoteliers Federation has stated its support for a measure to integrate part of a workforce that is already in Mallorca into the labour system, while the Pimem restaurants association feels it will help alleviate the labour shortage. The association's president, César Amable, highlights the issue of training, the lack of which contributes to staffing problems. \"You can learn to carry a tray in four days, but we always look for people trained in the kitchen.\" The builders association explains that the Construction Labour Foundation will be available to provide formal training.
There is also a potentially a question of language. In this regard, the Balearic Government, which in any event flatly rejects the Sánchez administration's proposals, insists that anyone wishing to regularise their status would have to know the identity and values of the islands, including Catalan.
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To start, the data breaks pricing down by distance, giving customers a realistic range to compare before booking transport through A1 Auto Transport. Short-distance shipments from 0â'500 miles typically range from $600 to $900, giving local movers a clear starting point for budgeting. For longer regional trips, mid-distance moves from 500â'1,000 miles often fall between $800 and $1,200, which is common for out-of-state relocations and vehicle purchases. From there, longer routes between 1,000 and 2,500+ miles average $1,100 to $1,600. At the top end, cross-country shipping commonly lands between $1,300 and $1,500, aligning with benchmarks featured in the latest interstate car shipping statistics.
The report also tracks average cost-per-mile ranges, helping customers see how pricing efficiency shifts as distance increases. On shorter routes, costs typically run $1.25 to $2.00 per mile, but that figure drops on mid-distance moves, which average $0.85 to $1.10 per mile. As mileage climbs further, long-distance shipments usually fall between $0.50 and $0.70 per mile. At the cross-country level, rates tend to settle around $0.50 to $0.60 per mile, which can help customers use the cost estimate tool when evaluating different shipping scenarios and vehicle types.
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Carrier selection also shapes pricing and protection, especially for higher-value vehicles, and the statistics show open carrier transport accounts for roughly 85â'90% of shipments. Meanwhile, enclosed carrier vehicle transport represents about 10â'15% of total volume, serving customers who prefer added protection for luxury, classic, or specialty vehicles.
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Dog Training in Denver Sets Dog Dynamix Apart Through Real-World Canine Education
PUBLISHED: 2026-01-31 17:05:00Arvada, CO / Storyteller / Jan 31, 2026 /
Dog Dynamix, a professional dog training organization with more than 17 years of experience, continues to reshape how dog owners approach dog obedience and behavior training across the Denver metro area. Rather than relying solely on enclosed facilities, the company delivers structured, real-world dog training programs designed to help dogs succeed in the environments they encounter every day.
At the core of the Dog Dynamix philosophy is the belief that effective dog training must extend beyond basic commands. Many dogs perform well in controlled settings but struggle once real-life distractions are introduced. By prioritizing everyday scenarios, the Dog Dynamix team helps dogs develop reliable obedience that translates naturally to parks, neighborhoods, trails, and public spaces. This practical approach has positioned Dog Dynamix as a trusted dog trainer for owners searching for dog training near me solutions that deliver lasting results.
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Where the Dog Dynamix approach truly stands out is in how dogs are trained, where behavior matters most. Instead of limiting lessons to controlled indoor spaces, trainers guide dogs through parks, coffee shops, trails, and other high-distraction locations common to daily life. Programs such asdog training in Lakewood show how dogs learn to remain focused and responsive even when faced with real-world challenges.
Across the Denver metro area, this environment-based methodology reinforces obedience skills in familiar surroundings that dogs regularly encounter. Through services likedog training in Wheat Ridge, Dog Dynamix helps ensure behaviors hold up beyond the training session. The result is a more confident dog and an owner who can rely on consistent responses in everyday situations.
Dog Dynamixâs reputation as the best dog trainer in Denver is supported by more than 260 five-star reviews from dog owners who value measurable, real-life results. The company addresses a wide range of behavioral challenges, including leash pulling, poor recall, reactivity, jumping, and impulse control, while maintaining a balanced training philosophy built on clarity, structure, and positive reinforcement.
Dog Dynamix supports long-term results through structured owner guidance and follow-up. Owners receive ongoing updates and access to a private Google Drive with tutorials, progress reports, and real-world coaching, along with clear instructions on leash handling, reward timing, and managing distractions at home. The program includes three private lessons: a graduation session that reviews skills and daily routines, a one-to-two-week follow-up to address gaps at home, and a multi-month check-in to confirm reliability across new environments, as demonstrated through services such as dog training in Littleton.
Dog Dynamix continues to serve dog owners throughout the Denver metro area with customized dog training programs built around real-life success. From structured daycare training to mobile field-based sessions, the company remains focused on helping dogs and owners build dependable, lasting relationships.
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Dog Dynamix focuses on solving the practical challenges dog owners face in daily life. The company approaches training as a problem-solving process, addressing behaviors that interfere with routine activities and public settings. With more than 17 years of experience, Dog Dynamix emphasizes solutions that remain effective outside structured sessions.
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Behrens Dental Practice Unveils Laser-Based Periodontal Solutions
PUBLISHED: 2026-01-31 17:17:42London UK / Storyteller / Jan 31, 2026 /
Behrens Dental Practice continues to build recognition across central London for its focused approach to periodontal care, offering patients access to modern, laser-based solutions designed to address gum health concerns with precision and comfort. Located in the heart of South Kensington, the practice blends specialist periodontal knowledge with advanced clinical techniques to support long-term oral health outcomes for patients seeking alternatives to conventional surgical methods.
At the core of the practiceâs services isBehrens Dental Practice, known for integrating evidence-based dentistry with patient education and tailored treatment planning. The practice places strong emphasis on periodontal health, recognizing the direct relationship between healthy gums and overall dental stability. Patients are guided through clear diagnostic processes and offered treatment options that reflect both clinical need and personal comfort.
One of the most distinctive services offered isDuo-Lase Periodontal Treatment, a laser-assisted protocol developed to manage periodontal disease without the need for traditional gum surgery. This treatment uses dental laser technology to target infected tissue while supporting the bodyâs natural healing response. By reducing trauma to surrounding areas, Duo-Lase allows patients to experience shorter recovery times and minimal disruption to daily routines, an important consideration for busy London professionals.
As awareness of periodontal health grows, more patients are actively seeking effectivegum disease treatment that prioritizes comfort, accuracy, and predictable results. Behrens Dental Practice responds to this demand by offering laser-based solutions that address the root causes of gum disease, including bacterial infection and inflammation, while helping preserve natural teeth. The approach supports both early-stage gum concerns and more advanced periodontal conditions.
Serving patients across central London and beyond, the clinic has become a trusted option for those searching for laser gum treatment in London that align with modern dental standards. The practiceâs location at Thurloe Place makes it easily accessible for patients from Kensington, Chelsea, Knightsbridge, and surrounding areas, while its reputation draws referrals from general dentists seeking specialist periodontal support for their patients.
Patients looking for a London periodontist often value experience, clarity, and transparency. Behrens Dental Practice addresses these expectations through detailed consultations, diagnostic imaging, and clear communication at every stage of care. Treatment plans are tailored to individual clinical findings, lifestyle factors, and long-term oral health goals, reinforcing patient confidence and understanding throughout the process.
Beyond periodontal therapy, the practice also provides supportive maintenance programs aimed at sustaining gum health after active treatment. These programs are structured to help patients manage plaque control, monitor gum stability, and reduce the risk of disease recurrence. Education plays a central role, empowering patients with knowledge about daily oral hygiene habits and the connection between gum health and systemic wellbeing.
Behrens Dental Practice also works closely with referring dentists, providing clear communication and continuity of care. This collaborative model allows patients to receive highly advanced periodontal treatment while maintaining long-term relationships with their general dental providers.
Readers interested in learning more about laser-assisted periodontal care are encouraged to explore the practiceâs approach and services by visiting https://www.duo-lase.com/.
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Behrens Dental Practice is a London-based dental clinic providing periodontal and laser-assisted gum treatments from its South Kensington location. The practice focuses on evidence-based care, advanced dental technology, and personalized treatment planning.
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Stillwater Healing Launches New Website Offering Holistic Energy Healing Services in Charleston and Online
PUBLISHED: 2026-01-31 17:04:08Ravenel, SC / Storyteller / Jan 31, 2026 /
Stillwater Healing, founded by energy healing practitioner Shannon Quinn, announces the launch of its new website,biofieldtuning.io, making holistic energy healing accessible to clients throughout the Carolinas and nationwide via Zoom.
At Stillwater Healing, Shannon offers a compassionate, science-informed approach to help clients release stress, restore balance, and reconnect with their natural vitality. Her integrative services include:
Biofield Tuning â' A sound-based healing method that uses tuning forks to release stored stress and restore harmony within the bodyâs energy field.Soul Retrieval â' A guided process for reclaiming parts of self lost through trauma or emotional hardship, promoting wholeness and vitality.Adrenal Rhythm Reset â' A restorative 3- or 5-session energy healing series designed to support adrenal balance, nervous system regulation, and resilience.
Clients can experience these sessions in-person in Ravenel (Charleston area) or virtually anywhere through secure online sessions.
âStillwater Healing was created as a sanctuary for those seeking deeper balance and connection,â says founder Shannon Quinn, Stillwater Healing. âEnergy healing helps people move from stress and fragmentation into calm, clarity, and wholeness.â
With training in Biofield Tuning, Somatic Experiencing®, and integrative energy practices, Shannon blends intuitive care with grounded therapeutic understanding. Her approach helps clients manage chronic stress, improve sleep, release emotional patterns, and experience renewed energy and ease.
Stillwater Healingâs new website provides detailed service descriptions, client resources, and online booking for both local and remote sessions.
About Stillwater Healing
Based in Ravenel, SC, Stillwater Healing provides biofield tuning, soul retrieval, and adrenal rhythm reset services to clients across South Carolina, North Carolina, and nationwide via Zoom. The practice focuses on restoring balance to the bodyâs energy system, helping clients experience natural healing, resilience, and emotional clarity.
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Central Spray Foam of Wichita Expands Energy-Efficient Insulation Solutions With Blown-In Insulation
PUBLISHED: 2026-01-31 17:05:18Wichita, KS / Storyteller / Jan 31, 2026 /
As energy efficiency becomes a growing priority for Wichita homeowners, insulation strategies are rapidly moving beyond one-size-fits-all solutions. Responding to that shift, Central Spray Foam of Wichita has introduced blown-in insulation, giving homeowners an immediate way to improve coverage, reduce energy waste, and strengthen overall home performance. The added service targets insulation gaps commonly found in attics and wall cavities, areas where inefficiencies often drive higher energy use and inconsistent indoor temperatures.
That focus on performance-driven results reflects how Central Spray Foam of Wichita approaches insulation as a system rather than a single product. As the best insulation contractor serving the Wichita area with decades of hands-on experience, the company evaluates how energy moves through each home, identifying where insulation shortcomings undermine efficiency and increase utility costs. This perspective allows blown-in insulation to be applied strategically, directly advancing the goal of reducing energy loss rather than relying on uniform solutions that overlook critical problem areas.
Blown in insulation strengthens that strategy by addressing the irregular spaces traditional materials often leave behind. In attic spaces with uneven framing or insulation that has settled over time, heat can escape despite appearing properly insulated, making energy loss difficult to detect. The process of installing blown in insulation fills those voids evenly, allowing blown in insulation to improve thermal consistency and limit uncontrolled heat transfer. This is especially important in attic insulation applications, where heat movement has an outsized impact on energy performance and requires targeted solutions from an experienced insulation contractor.
While coverage gaps are a major source of inefficiency, air leakage often compounds the problem. Homeowners seeking Wichita spray foam insulation benefit from spray foam insulationâs ability to seal air leaks, reduce drafts, and improve indoor air quality. When used alongside blown-in insulation, spray foam insulation supports a more complete energy-efficiency strategy by addressing both insulation coverage and air infiltration.
Delivering these results requires precision and experience at the installation level. Central Spray Foam of Wichita relies on skilled spray foam installers who assess each home to determine where insulation improvements will produce the strongest performance gains. By concentrating on attics, wall cavities, and other high-loss areas, installations are designed to support long-term efficiency rather than short-term fixes.
Energy efficiency is also influenced by structural conditions that affect how air and moisture move through a home. To address this, the Wichita-based insulation and concrete services provider offers concrete leveling, correcting uneven surfaces that can contribute to moisture intrusion and air leakage. When paired with insulation improvements, this service helps reinforce the building envelope, ensuring blown in insulation and attic insulation upgrades perform as intended.
Together, these services reflect Central Spray Foam of Wichitaâs response to shifting homeowner priorities around efficiency, performance, and long-term value. By introducing blown-in insulation as part of a broader energy-efficiency strategy, the Wichita-based insulation contractor strengthens its ability to help homeowners reduce energy waste, improve comfort, and achieve more consistent home performance over time.
To learn more about energy-efficient insulation solutions, visit https://centralsprayfoam.com/.
About Central Spray Foam of Wichita
Central Spray Foam of Wichita rejects the idea that insulation is a commodity. The company operates on the premise that how insulation is applied matters as much as what material is used, and that real efficiency comes from understanding how homes actually lose energy. That perspective guides decisions rooted in performance, durability, and outcomes that hold up long after installation is complete.
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NOCO Healthcareâs Greeley Primary Care Redefines Community-Focused Medicine
PUBLISHED: 2026-01-31 17:08:14Greeley, CO / Storyteller / Jan 31, 2026 /
NOCO Healthcare is reshaping how patients experience medical care in Northern Colorado through its fast-growing Greeley Primary Care practice, known for listening first, responding with empathy, and making high-quality healthcare accessible to the entire community. With more than 330 five-star reviews, the practice has become a trusted destination for individuals and families seeking care that feels personal, respectful, and convenient. As a women-owned, locally owned, and privately held medical practice, NOCO Healthcare has built its reputation on genuine patient relationships rather than rushed appointments or impersonal systems.
At the heart of the organization is its primary care model, which prioritizes time, clarity, and continuity of care. Patients visiting Greeley Primary Care experience longer appointments, direct communication, and care plans shaped around real-life needs. The clinic accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and several major insurance providers, helping remove common barriers that often prevent patients from seeking timely medical attention. This inclusive approach has played a key role in the practiceâs steady growth throughout Greeley and the surrounding Northern Colorado communities.
As patient demand increased, NOCO Healthcare expanded its services to become a true one-stop destination for health and wellness. The practice now offers a fully developed womenâs clinic in Greeley, providing preventive care, annual exams, hormone support, and personalized womenâs health services in a welcoming clinical environment. This expansion reflects the organizationâs focus on addressing care gaps and offering services that patients previously had to seek across multiple locations.
Another major addition is its modern IV wellness program, delivering IV therapy in Greeley through a professionally staffed IV Therapy Bar. Patients use IV therapy to support hydration, immune health, energy levels, and recovery, all under medical supervision. The convenience of receiving these services within a trusted primary care setting has helped attract both existing patients and new visitors seeking supportive wellness options.
NOCO Healthcare has also expanded into aesthetic and self-care offerings through its growing Greeley med spa, blending medical oversight with cosmetic and wellness treatments. Services include skin rejuvenation, anti-aging therapies, and affordable Botox in Greeley, allowing patients to address wellness and confidence goals without leaving the practice. This integrated model allows patients to manage health, prevention, and aesthetics in one familiar location.
What sets NOCO Healthcare apart is its mission to provide care that is convenient, affordable, and empathetic. Appointments are designed to feel unrushed, questions are welcomed, and patients are treated as partners in decision-making. The practice serves Greeley and neighboring Northern Colorado communities, offering a consistent care experience rooted in trust and accessibility rather than volume-driven systems.
Patients frequently highlight the attentiveness of providers, transparent communication, and ease of scheduling as reasons for choosing NOCO Healthcare. The combination of primary care, womenâs Clinic, IV therapy, Greeley Med Spa, and Greeley Botox services allows patients to simplify healthcare while maintaining continuity with a single medical team.
Readers interested in experiencing patient-centered care are encouraged to explore services and schedule a visit by going to https://nocohealthcare.com.
About NOCO Healthcare
NOCO Healthcare is a women-owned, locally owned medical practice in Greeley, Colorado, offering integrated primary care, womenâs health, wellness, and med spa services. The practice serves Northern Colorado, emphasizing accessibility, empathy, and patient-first care.
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1130 38th Ave STE A, Greeley, CO 80634
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Hyperke Growth Partners Introduces Agency Outbound Growth Framework for Marketing Agencies
PUBLISHED: 2026-01-31 14:20:36SHERIDAN, WY - January 31, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE -
Hyperke Growth Partners today announced the publication of its Marketing Agency Growth Framework, a documented methodology that uses Cold Email Outreach to help marketing agencies establish predictable sales conversations through systematic outbound lead generation for marketing agencies.
The framework addresses a critical challenge facing agencies overwhelmed by tactical approaches that fail to deliver consistent results. Rather than adding to the noise of outreach hacks and quick fixes, the framework provides a repeatable model that standardizes the essential elements required for generating qualified appointments.
The Agency Outbound Growth Framework consists of four core pillars that work together to create a sustainable outbound system. The first pillar, ICP Precision and Lead Sourcing, focuses on avoiding burned lists while ensuring accurate decision-maker targeting. The second pillar, Offer and Positioning for High-Intent Replies, addresses the critical questions of why a prospect should engage, why timing matters, and what specific changes the agency can deliver.
\"Agencies do not need more outreach hacks. They need a system that generates qualified leads that convert into predictable sales conversations. This framework documents the exact tech, targeting and messaging strategy that we use to get there,\" said founder Atishay Jain.
The third pillar, Message-Market Fit Testing Loop, establishes structured testing protocols, systematic iteration processes, and diagnostic frameworks to identify what resonates with target audiences. The fourth pillar, Conversion System, emphasizes speed-to-lead protocols, follow-up discipline, and show-rate protection to maximize the value of generated opportunities.
Common reasons agency outbound efforts fail include targeting too broad an audience without a clear ideal customer profile definition, using generic messaging that fails to address specific pain points, and lacking systematic follow-up processes that allow qualified leads to go cold.
\"When outbound is treated like a process, not a gamble, you can diagnose why results are lagging and fix the right constraint instead of randomly rewriting copy every week,\" Atishay explained.
The framework is designed specifically for established marketing agencies that offer SEO, PPC, website development, content marketing, or comprehensive local growth packages. These agencies should have proven delivery capacity, clear service offerings with defined pricing structures, and the operational readiness to handle increased sales conversations.
The framework is not suitable for agencies without defined service offerings, those unable to commit to systematic implementation, or organizations seeking overnight results without process adherence. Additionally, agencies without dedicated resources for managing increased appointment flow will find limited value in the methodology.
The publication includes detailed examples of results achieved through framework implementation, demonstrating how agencies have transformed their outbound efforts from sporadic attempts into predictable revenue-generating systems.
Hyperke Growth Partners specializes in outbound demand generation systems for B2B companies across North America and Europe. The company has developed expertise in helping marketing agencies generate qualified appointments through systematic outbound approaches. Founded by Atishay Jain, who brings enterprise sales experience from Amazon and holds recognition as a TEDx speaker and Certified Smartlead Partner, Hyperke has built a reputation for delivering measurable outcomes in the agency growth space.
For more information about Hyperke Growth Partners, contact the company here:
Hyperke Growth Partners
Atishay Jain
43053, 30 N Gould St Sheridan Wyoming 82801
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