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Russian soldiers forced to delete Telegram and switch to state app Max, which is about as popular as Riga's cultural offerings.
A driving instructor with 0.88 blood alcohol level was teaching someone to drive 73 km/h in a 50 zone. The only thing missing was the 'L' sign on the car.
The fraudsters tried to legitimize stolen money with documents so convincing that even the bank employee started laughing.
While people in the capital fight over living space, Durbe eagles are civilly planning their family growth.
Weather balloons have become the latest smuggling trend, but experts warn — it's not as reliable as the good old Daugava river floating method.
SPKC is searching for measles contacts after the Ļutaurs quiz, but Liepāja residents have long known — the best quizzes happen at our place.
In Riga on Lāčplēša Street, a Mercedes and Cupra collided after one of the drivers turned out to have 2.01 per mille. Liepāja residents say: our artists go for walks in Jūrmala Park after concerts, not race down the highway.
Latvia's prosecutor's office employs 226 women and only 152 men, proving that ladies are better at dispensing justice.
Israel has announced that the bombing will continue for another three weeks. In Durbe, they think their peace strategy is much more effective.
Ukraine's General Staff reports another 740 eliminated invaders, while in Liepāja we peacefully count swimmers.
Officially 95.6% of Latvia's population uses the internet, but at Liepāja port, fishermen continue to claim their fish were just caught, even though they were already visible online last week.
CSB reveals that last year one Latvian mother registered 16 children, which is more than the average number of buses that don't show up at Tosele bus stop during one day.