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A 22-year-old Italian woman, Maria Spinelli, was killed and five others injured at a techno rave at Aarau's Schachen race track in Switzerland, prompting a nationwide manhunt and a heavy police operation as investigators search for the shooter or shooters; authorities say there are no leads yet and international officials are assisting.
A 43-year-old Swiss man was arrested on suspicion of carrying out a deadly shooting at a rave in Aarau, Switzerland, that left one 22-year-old Italian woman dead and five others injured; police say the attack was likely by a lone perpetrator and investigations are ongoing, with initial reports about victims' nationalities later clarified.
A 43-year-old Swiss man was arrested after a shooting at a techno rave at the Schachen race track in Aarau, killing a 22-year-old Italian woman and injuring several others; police said the suspect acted alone and a nearly 24-hour manhunt led to his capture as investigators probe the motive.
A shooting at an overnight techno rave in Aarau, northern Switzerland, killed a 22-year-old Italian woman and injured five others; police say suspects and motives are unknown and a large-scale manhunt is underway.
A shooting at a rave in Aarau, in Switzerland’s canton of Aargau, left one woman dead and five others injured early Sunday. Authorities say a suspect is on the run as a major police operation unfolds, with help from German authorities and requests for witnesses to share video footage; motives remain unclear.
A gunman opened fire at a rave in Aarau, Switzerland, overnight, killing a 22-year-old woman and wounding five others, sparking a citywide manhunt as investigators search for a suspect. The attack occurred at the Schachen horse racing track where a rave was taking place; a large area was cordoned off and residents were urged to stay away. Motive remains unknown; Switzerland’s gun culture is high, but shootings are rare, with tighter gun-control measures having been approved in 2019.
A gunman opened fire at a 2:30 a.m. rave at Aarau’s Schachen horse track in northern Switzerland, killing one and wounding five others, some seriously. Police launched a manhunt and blocked off the park, track, swimming pool and surrounding streets as the investigation continues; witnesses reported hearing multiple shots and initially mistook them for fireworks.
An unauthorised free party drew tens of thousands of revellers (estimates up to 40,000) to a vast French firing range near Bourges, with authorities warning the site may contain World War II–era ordnance; bomb disposal teams intervened after a shell was found, highlighting safety risks at the location as police and emergency services deployed to manage the event. The gathering occurs amid France’s push for stricter anti-rave legislation, though attendees view the protest as resistance to curbs on such gatherings. Around 600 police and 45 firefighters were on site, and several people sustained minor injuries.
Apple's iOS 27, code-named Rave, will clean up iOS internals by removing old code and rewriting features to improve performance and potentially battery life, in a Snow Leopard–like cleanup effort. It may include subtle interface tweaks and stronger AI features like a revamped Siri, with broader plans for new devices such as a touchscreen MacBook Pro and a foldable iPhone later in 2026.
The JoyScore Experiment at a rave aims to quantify happiness and social connection through biometric signals like brain activity, blood biomarkers, and self-reports, exploring whether dance and music can be scientifically measured to promote longevity and well-being.
A Las Vegas man shares his experience attempting to attend an unlicensed Kanye West rave in Sloan, which was shut down by police. Hundreds of people gathered outside the warehouse venue, but were dispersed by authorities who issued a Notice of Violation for conducting business without a license and holding a special event without permits. No arrests were made, but attendees who paid for tickets are unsure if they will get their money back. The man hopes Kanye West will acknowledge the situation and make it right with the city.
Las Vegas police disbanded an unlicensed rave allegedly hosted by Kanye West and Ty Dolla $ign at a warehouse in Las Vegas. The event, which reportedly charged $2,000 per ticket, was shut down by authorities for operating without a license. No arrests were made, but a Notice of Violation was issued to the main promoter for conducting business without a license and holding a special event without permits. The investigation is ongoing, and there may be additional violations and involvement of other businesses.
A warehouse rave featuring Kanye West and Ty Dolla $ign in Sloan, Nevada, was disbanded by the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police due to the promoter's lack of licensing. The event, which was set to showcase their "Vultures" album, had advertised admission and livestream viewing for $2,000. It remains uncertain whether attendees will receive refunds.
DJs gather at the site of the Hamas-led attack on the Nova music festival in Israel to play music and commemorate the 364 young people killed and over 240 hostages taken. The memorial event, held near the Gaza Strip, featured well-known Israeli DJs and projected pictures of the attack victims. Attendees, including survivors, expressed their deep sadness and the impact the tragedy has had on their sense of security and trust. The event aimed to honor the victims and bring closure to the close-knit rave community in Israel.
A 23-year-old American-Israeli man attending a rave in northern Negev, Israel, sent a chilling message to his parents before going missing after the event was disrupted by Hamas militants. Videos emerged showing attackers paragliding into the party and kidnapping attendees. The young man had recently completed his army service and was celebrating his release. His family is desperately seeking his safe return. The attack on Israel, timed to a major Jewish holiday, resulted in hundreds of deaths and injuries, with Hamas claiming to have taken many Israeli hostages. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared that the country is at war and vowed that Hamas would face severe consequences.