Last month saw an uptick in Covid cases among conscripts, but there has not yet been a need to introduce such measures.

More details of a grisly crime in Turku last weekend emerge in Ilta-Sanomat, while politicians prepare for a long week.

Electricity prices in Finland were negative for four hours early Monday morning.

Yle investigative programme MOT finds that Finland burns most discarded plastic sorted by households.

Some residents in South Ostrobothnia felt a small earthquake on Sunday evening.

Western parts of Lapland may see up to 10cm of snow on Monday.

Fewer people are getting tested at Easter, according to the chief physician at HUS.

Kuortane Olympic Training Centre will save some 1,350 tonnes of carbon emissions by switching.

In total data from 533 million accounts was leaked. 

MP Ano Turtiainen wrote that his friend is willing to kill if the wearing of masks becomes compulsory in Finland.

Rescue services were called out to save two people in separate incidents on Saturday morning.

A 30-year-old suspect was apprehended in the stairwell of an apartment building in the district of Perno.

Media reports on Friday suggest there was a 'culture of fear' at the National Audit Office of Finland.

Sebastian Tynkkynen has been found guilty on two previous occasions of agitating against an ethnic group.

Ministers must go back to the drawing board after a parliamentary committee ruled restrictions on movement were unconstitutional.

Movement Now's leader and sole MP, Harry "Hjallis" Harkimo, made the jump from The Apprentice to politics.

The woman was found guilty on eight counts, including smuggling, animal abuse and threatening an informant.

Work-based migration to Finland should be promoted, according to the Research Institute of the Finnish Economy (Etla).

A passenger ferry due to be delivered in May will not be ready until June.

The number of people receiving intensive care for Covid surpassed a record set in April last year.

The city council approved the extra money for the budget-busting renovation project after heated debate.

Three parties are in the running for the top spot ahead of June's municipal elections.

As the government's lockdown plans go back to the drawing board, the papers ask how they got so far in the first place.

After risk groups and over-70s get their first jabs, THL may distribute some vaccinations in a targeted regional manner.

The government will have to go back to the drawing board with its plans for a partial lockdown in high-risk areas.

The use of peat as energy is to be at least halved by 2030 as part of the government's emissions-cutting plan.

Children under 14 will still be able to use facilities for supervised recreational activities.

A gang got away with 130,000 euros worth of jewellery and watches after a raid in Lappeenranta in 2019.

"Since the issue is regionally and politically relevant, it becomes a political decision," Markku Tervahauta said.