Trondheim

Emergency services across Scandinavia responded to a series of smoke and odor incidents on Wednesday and over the Easter weekend, from a gas smell at a Bergen hotel to a waste facility fire in Skåne, with multiple investigations ongoing.

Three boys publicly accused of killing five-year-old Silje Marie Redergård in 1994 were exonerated decades later after a documentary revealed illegal interrogations. They are now suing the state for compensation.

A Manchester United show match in Trondheim on July 24 has forced the FFK vs. Rosenborg league game to move from Sunday to Monday, sparking criticism from supporters.

The final rounds of the FIM Snowcross World Championship are being held in Granåsen, Trondheim, on April 10 and 11, according to multiple reports. The event features competition across world and European championship classes, with several Norwegian participants from Finnmark.

Norwegian broadcaster NRK has published a story about the boys accused of the 1994 murder of Silje Marie Redergård in Trondheim, who are now coming forward publicly. The relatives of Silje were not notified before publication, prompting an apology from NRK for the oversight and additional burden on the family.

Construction of the new Charlottenlund church in Trondheim started in September, replacing the old church from 1973, which will be demolished. The new building is designed by the Swedish architectural firm Ateljé Ö.

The Detroit Red Wings have demoted forward Michael Brandsegg-Nygård to the AHL's Grand Rapids Griffins, the team confirmed on Tuesday. In unrelated sports news, artist twins Marcus and Martinus Gunnarsen have signed with Norwegian football club Strindheim, the club announced on Instagram.

Trondheim municipality reported four doctors to police last June for alleged gross fraud involving misuse of sick leave, claiming they were on leave from part-time emergency clinic roles while working privately. The Norwegian Medical Association defends the practice as legal and has demanded an account from the municipality.

The Norwegian Championships for wind bands took place in Trondheim over the weekend, drawing several thousand musicians. Lillestrøm Musikkorps claimed first place in the elite division.

Police in Trondheim searched for a motorcyclist on Sunday after a pursuit ended without an arrest. The incident follows a separate case in Grimsby where a man was convicted for dangerous driving.

Police in Norway have increased security around synagogues in Trondheim and Oslo following separate incidents involving arrests and investigations. Authorities are downplaying direct threats to Jewish interests while maintaining a visible presence.