Here's a look at some of the top stories making headlines across Poland today.
Mother Forgives in Iwona Wieczorek Case
The mother of Iwona Wieczorek, who disappeared 15 years ago, has made a surprising announcement. In a recent emotional interview on Polsat's 'Interwencja' program, she stated that she believes her daughter is deceased and, remarkably, has forgiven the person responsible. This case has haunted investigators and the Wieczorek family for years. She still hopes to learn the truth.
"It's been a long and painful journey," a source close to the family stated. "Her strength is truly inspiring." The investigation into Iwona Wieczorek's disappearance remains ongoing.
Search Intensifies for Missing Teen in Rumia
Police in Rumia, located in the Pomeranian Voivodeship, have mobilized to search for 14-year-old Alicja Domańska, who was reported missing by her parents. Alicja left her home and has not returned. Authorities are appealing to the public for any information that could help locate the missing teenager.
"We are urging anyone with information, no matter how small, to come forward," said a police spokesperson. 
The search is currently focused on the areas surrounding Rumia.
Car Crashes into Store in Greater Poland Voivodeship
In Stare Oborzyska near Kościan, a passenger car crashed into a store, resulting in injuries to two people: a cashier and a customer. The incident caused significant damage to the building. Police are investigating the circumstances, but initial reports suggest the driver may have lost control of the vehicle.
“The damage is quite extensive,” reported a local witness. 
"It's fortunate that more people weren't hurt." Both injured individuals are receiving medical treatment.
Trial Set for Psychiatric Hospital Escapee
The District Court in Zamość is preparing for the trial of Bartłomiej B., a 35-year-old man known for his dramatic escape from a psychiatric hospital. Bartłomiej B. is accused of being a dangerous criminal. The Zamość prosecutor's office has submitted the indictment to the court. They are also revealing previously unknown details about the escape that captivated the nation last autumn.
Security measures are expected to be heightened for the duration of the trial, turning the court into a veritable fortress. 
The trial is expected to begin this spring.