Former murder investigator and politician Peter Springare from Örebro took home 1.7 million kronor after a trotting race this weekend.
Springare had a chance to win up to 15 million kronor but still expressed satisfaction with the result. – So close, but I am glad anyway, he said. He attended a party instead of following the races as he usually does when betting.
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Kajsa Rosdal claimed victory in Vårruset on Thursday evening. Just over 2,200 runners took part in the race.
In the trial following last month's indictment, a man in Ångermanland is accused of gross pimping by selling his wife for sex to over 120 men via Swish payments exceeding one million kronor. The prosecutor now seeks forfeiture of 507,000 kronor as crime proceeds. The trial, behind closed doors at Ångermanlands tingsrätt, is ongoing and set to last 14 days.
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Sunny conditions and music set the mood as 8935 runners took part in this year's Lundaloppet.
A person in Västerås must repay 1,293,859 kronor to Försäkringskassan after receiving sickness benefits paid out incorrectly. The agency launched an investigation after the person reported improved work ability this year.
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Norwegian skier Ansgar Evensen secured his first World Cup victory in the men's classic sprint in Drammen on March 12, 2026, after top favorites Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo and Ben Ogden crashed out in the semifinals. The 25-year-old surged from sixth in the final to claim the win ahead of Czech Jiri Tuz and fellow Norwegian Kristian Kollerud, who earned a podium in his World Cup debut. Klaebo, who had already clinched the sprint discipline crystal globe in qualifying, was taken to hospital for precautionary checks following a head impact.
Justice Minister Gunnar Strömmer (M) visited Örebro on March 26, meeting BK Forward—Hugo Mosshagen's club—Citykyrkan, and reviewing the police investigation into the goalkeeper's killing. As the hunt for the suspect continues, teammates gather on the training pitch to mourn their friend.
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A teenager in Borlänge who was detained in April over a school threat later found to be a rumor is now seeking unusually high compensation from the state.