Spain Investigates

ABC News Chief Investigative Correspondent Aaron Katersky is reporting from Ocean Springs, Mississippi on the death of Nolan Wells, which the network describes as mysterious.

Wildfires are burning across multiple European regions — including Spain, areas near Paris, and Wales in the UK — driven by extreme heat and drought conditions. Al Jazeera reports the blazes have caused deaths and spread rapidly across affected areas.

France and Spain are meeting in a World Cup 2026 semi-final in Dallas, with the winner advancing to the final. According to France 24, Spain has conceded just one goal throughout the tournament, while France has kept clean sheets in each of their last three...

TRT World reports that Spanish authorities are investigating whether evacuation mistakes contributed to 12 deaths in a wildfire, as families dispute official claims that victims ignored safety warnings. According to TRT World, the fire has been contained and most evacuees have returned home, but questions...

French Interior Minister Laurent Nunez announced an investigation into whether the Fontainebleau forest fire, located south of Paris, was deliberately set, according to France 24. The fire erupted as France endures its third heatwave in under three months, with multiple fires spreading across the country...

Spain's former Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy faced domestic and French criticism on Sunday after claiming France's national football team had 'no French players,' according to France 24. The conservative politician's remark was characterized as xenophobic, sparking backlash across both countries.

According to France 24, a wildfire in southern Spain killed 12 people and forced residents to evacuate as the blaze spread across villages, leaving charred vegetation and destroyed homes. France 24 reports that by Saturday, firefighters began containing the fire after days of intense effort,...

Spanish firefighters continued battling a major wildfire in Almeria province on Saturday after the blaze killed at least 12 people and left seven missing. Several villages remained evacuated as crews shifted to offensive operations with no new immediate threats to population centers reported.

Thirteen runners were injured during Saturday's San Fermin festival bull run in Pamplona, Spain, including one person gored in the face, as six bulls charged through packed streets. The incident occurred during the annual eight-day festival, a centuries-old tradition that attracts thousands of participants and...

According to ABC News Australia, at least 12 people have died and 23 remain missing in one of Spain's deadliest wildfires, with the blaze spreading across the Almería region as hundreds of firefighters work to contain it. Authorities fear a change in wind direction could...

A fast-moving wildfire erupted late Thursday in Almeria, southern Spain's popular holiday province, killing at least 12 people with 23 others unaccounted for, making it one of Spain's deadliest wildfires on record. Emergency officials reported improved conditions as of the report, though authorities warn the...

Spain's King Felipe VI, Queen Letizia, and their daughters observed a minute of silence Friday for victims of a wildfire in southern Spain that claimed at least 11 lives. Speaking at the San Javier air base in Murcia, approximately 150 kilometers from the disaster zone,...