Piedmont Articles
Turin celebrates China's ancient civilization A selection of soldiers from China's famed terracotta army will be among the star exhibits at a major new show in Turin.
Bad weather may hurt Piedmont wine harvest Severe weather this spring may have irreversibly damaged vineyards in the northwest region of Piedmont and producers fear their harvest will be half what it was last year.
ThyssenKrupp relatives get pay- out Relatives of seven workers who died last year in a fire at the ThyssenKrupp steelworks in Turin reached a compensation agreement with the German multinational on Monday.
Gay children accepted by families, study says Having a gay child is not a big deal for most Italian families, researchers at the University of Piedmont said on Wednesday.
Turin spotlights prison cells A series of designer jail cells went on show on Thursday in Turin for an unusual exhibition dedicated to prison architecture.
Two die in mudslide Two people were left dead and two missing after a mudslide in Piedmont on Thursday as heavy rains battered Italy's northern and central regions.
Toxic waste racket busted in Turin Italian police on Thursday broke up a toxic waste racket operating in and around Turin for the last three years.
Turin saves money by having sheep trim park lawns For the second year in a row, sheep are being used to trim the lawns of this city's parks and save the taxpayer some money.
