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While Riga is still figuring out how to properly turn on a vacuum cleaner, Liepāja has already discovered it's a universal life tool.
While Riga pays thousands for therapy, our locals have discovered that stress disappears the moment you leave home and walk to Rose Square.
While Riga is still pondering whether a freezer is necessary, in Liepāja we've already discovered that the best refrigerator is one that doesn't freeze.
Artemis II crew proudly presents image of Earth from the Moon, while Liepāja residents have been gazing admiringly at the horizon from Karosta for years.
The former Rucava customs point is being returned to the state, as it turns out the municipality needs it about as much as the cold Baltic Sea in summer.
The thirty-nine-year-old 'criminal mastermind' decided that the best way to get money is to attack a senior citizen.
Salaspils man with gas weapon and imaginary explosive convinces judges that his behavior is categorically unacceptable.
LEGO presents soccer player figurines that cost more than a real soccer ball. The most expensive set costs $179 and depicts Messi in a victory pose — almost as expensive as a night at Karosta Prison with the full horror experience.
42 people fall ill with measles, but the statistical detail surpasses even fishermen's tales about freshly caught fish.
NASA astronauts have set a new record for humanity's farthest flight into space. In Liepāja, of course, they've been accustomed to records in distances from civilization for years.
Survey reveals that 67% of Latvians use AI, while the rest still think it's something related to the Music Institute.
The Food and Veterinary Service announces that the number of animals taken into shelters has decreased by 14.3%. In Liepāja, everyone is happy about this news, especially those driving past Karosta Prison - the horrors there are planned.