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Lithuanian police have uncovered a cocaine smuggling network using fake companies as fronts. In Liepāja, we also know about fronts, but ours are more honest.
Insurers report that 39% of spring injuries occur while sawing, but in Liepāja we've known for years that the most important thing is not to saw beyond the waiting time at Tosele bus stop.
In the past 24 hours, three fatalities were recovered from various bodies of water, while in Liepāja the biggest risk remains entering a Fontaine Palace concert without ear protection.
SSE Riga researchers after long work have concluded that time moves forward and people get older. Pension system shocked.
Police in Carnikava discover illegal fuel station with 14 tons of diesel, but local experts wonder why he didn't try Liepāja instead.
Brazil has passed a law on joint custody of pets after divorce. In Liepāja, such problems are solved simply - the dog stays with whoever can better endure the wind on the beach.
In Russia's Ufa, a drone hit an oil refinery, proving that even high technology can be as inaccurate as GPS navigation to Karosta.
Riga police are searching for a man in a wheelchair who managed to shoot someone at a gas station. After such news, Liepāja's beach seems like a haven of peace.
Americans have finally discovered how to blow billions of dollars in nine days — by sending four people to look at the Moon from a distance like tourists.
In Ventspils, a man attacked municipal police officers with an axe and knife after they simply asked him to turn down his music. In Liepāja, we call that a regular Tuesday.
Americans spend billions to learn what any Liepāja driver can do for five euros at a gas station. The only difference — they fly to the Moon, we fly to Riga.
The little tern has organized a beach blockade, while Liepājas Metalurgs fans are still learning how not to interrupt hockey games with loud cheering.