Bruck

A magnitude 3.7 earthquake struck near Hall in Tyrol at night, shaking buildings in Innsbruck and waking residents. It is the latest in an unusual series of tremors in the Alps that seismologists say shows no sign of stopping. A seismologist has warned residents about what could still follow, and German and Austrian media are closely tracking each new quake.

A drug-checking alert from Austria reports a pill submitted for testing in Innsbruck found to contain 111mg of MDMA, plus 21mg of amphetamine and 8mg of caffeine, at a total weight of 556mg. The alert was published through the DrugsPRO service connected to harm-reduction organisation Protestkit, which warns users when tested substances differ from what buyers expect, in this case an unexpected mix of stimulants rather than MDMA alone.

Kato Architects has shared a retrospective on the Kletterzentrum Innsbruck, the city's climbing centre, recalling the 2014 architectural competition that preceded its construction on the Sill riverside. The post highlights the building's role as both a sports venue and a piece of contemporary architecture in the Tyrolean capital, inviting reflection on the project nearly a decade after the competition.