A Greenpeace-commissioned survey found 90.3% of Kaohsiung residents had not heard of CPC’s planned NT$106.2 billion Linyuan cracker, with opposition rising after respondents received environmental and health information.

Visceral fat continued to increase during three nights of recovery sleep in a small experiment involving 12 healthy adults.

Kaohsiung plans to spend NT$160 million on a new bridge beside Fongshan’s historic Dongfu Bridge, providing a safer route across Fongshan Creek.

Siaogang’s new NT$562 million sports center is scheduled to open by the end of October with a heated pool, gym and multipurpose court.

Kaohsiung’s KMT and DPP mayoral candidates want to accelerate separate MRT projects despite a former Cabinet official’s warning about rising costs and weak returns.

The skeleton of a Formosan black bear that lost a paw to a trap is on public display for the first time at Shoushan Zoo’s renovated education center.

Four incumbent councilors face no challengers in Kaohsiung’s District 6, but each must still clear a minimum vote threshold to be elected.

A recent Facebook post about a strange, dome-like structure beside Feiji Road (飛機路) has drawn new attention to one of Kaohsiung’s less visible World War II legacies: concrete shelters built to hide military aircraft.

A stopped cart escalator at Kaohsiung’s new Costco store forced some customers to carry their purchases by hand until the equipment was restored.

A survey of older Kaohsiung residents has prompted calls for AI training, human assistance and safeguards covering health information, fraud and personal data.