Polling stations will be open until 22:00 to elect 90 members of the Stormont Assembly.

Breaches include failures to provide animals with food and water while in small cages.

Parents of children at Glenveagh Special School voice concerns about continued industrial action.

The chief constable says he is committed to the Police Service of Northern Ireland.

BBC News NI looks at what you need to vote, and offers tips on dos and don'ts at the polling station.

Industry body says Northern Ireland could lose productions due to inflation-busting wage requests.

The £180m loan was agreed in 2005 as part of an aid package for the development of the CSeries jet.

The UK-wide library initiative aims to encourage people to think and talk about end-of-life matters.

Steven McBrine beat Frances Murray and Joseph Dutton to death at a flat in north Belfast in 2019.

A move against the NI Protocol is unlikely to feature in the speech, a government source tells the BBC.

Patrick Hollywood admits 19 charges linked to a campaign of harassment at his former school.

The union Nipsa says more than 300 members will take part in the action on Thursday 12 May,

The men took part in a guard of honour at the funeral of ex-Sinn Féin councillor Francie McNally.

Do some of the claims made by Northern Ireland's politicians stand up to scrutiny?

The chief electoral officer says voters can also bring their own pens or pencils to polling stations.

It is set to be cloudy but mainly dry in Northern Ireland when voters head to the polls on Thursday.

Cost of living, health service, education and climate - compare where the parties stand on key issues.

Stormont's parties have a wide range of proposals on tackling rising costs.

Daisy Lodge gives children and their parents a place to relax and be with others in the same situation.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

Ian McCracken reflects on his son's suicide two years on and says lockdown may have played a part.

What are the remaining rules on Covid testing and isolation in Northern Ireland?

The majority of animal experiments are on mice, cattle and sheep but a small number involved cats and dogs.

The Ulster American Folk Park exhibition explores the struggles of those who left Ireland in the 1800s.

Ballyclare pre-school manager says parents are cutting down on childcare due to rising energy bills.

The Glens of Antrim Medical Centre in Carnlough will only operate on two separate half days a week.

Three men, including two brothers, appear in court charged with the 2018 murder of Karol Kelly.

One officer was carried on the bonnet of a car for up to 30m in Londonderry on Monday.

Early indications suggest numbers at the festival could have surpassed 70,000 people, organisers say.

Eid al-Fitr marks the end of Ramadan, an important event in the Islamic calendar.

There have been concerns that more centres could place pressure on the country's power grid.

Irish broadcaster RTÉ reported that the man, aged in his 40s, was stabbed at Hebron Road.

The Irish government has defeated a challenge to its plans to restrict the sale of turf.

After five years in the job, she is taking up a new role with Credit Suisse in Zurich

Micheál Martin was speaking while being questioned about a proposed commercial ban on the sale of turf.