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Popular trot and popera singer Kim Ho-joong, 32, admitted to drunk driving on Sunday, after concluding his concert in the southeastern city of Changwon, South Gyeongsang Province. ...

Police sought a travel ban for renowned popera singer Kim Ho-joong on Monday in connection with an investigation into suspicions that he rammed into a parked taxi and fled the scen...

The recent murder of a Korean tourist in Pattaya, Thailand, allegedly by another Korean, has prompted a travel advisory for Southeast Asia, highlighting the frequent targeting of Koreans, especially by their fellow nationals, in the region, despite a temporary decrease during the pandemic.

As tensions between HYBE and Ador continue to escalate, the press conference held by Min Hee-jin, CEO of Ador, on April 25 has become a significant event in the history of the K-content industry, being discussed for over three weeks.

When opposition leader Lee Jae-myung was stabbed in the neck in a failed assassination attempt in January, the South Korean public remained in the dark about the assailant’s identity, including his name and occupation, until the New York Times disclosed the information. In April, when a Korean NASA engineer was charged in the US with a series of rapes, his name, age and photos were disseminated in US media. But...

A man convicted of going on a serial cat killing spree will serve time in prison. Applaud legal action taken in a case that may help broaden protections for all the nation’s animals.

Last month was South Korea’s hottest April on record in the more than 50 years it has been keeping meteorological records.

President Yoon Suk Yeol is set to present his stance on multiple politically contentious issues in a press conference at the presidential office, Thursday, on the eve of the second...

LG Electronics will support its partner companies in enhancing their environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) management capabilities, especially in reducing carbon emissions, so as to achieve win-win growth, the company said, Monday.

South Korea has been seeking to curb an increasing number of false emergency reports that hinder police duties, with a law revision for stricter measures set to take effect in July. The recently revised law on 112 emergency call services passed last year will kick in on July 3, allowing the court to hand out an administrative fine of up to 5 million won ($3,600) for false reports to the police, even to first-time off...