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A couple with creative methods and Karosta technical education manages to steal jewelry worth 6000 euros, but forgets that in Liepāja everyone knows everyone.
The Russian singer's lawyer cannot explain where the millions in money from the sale of Timma's gifted apartment disappeared to.
The state allocates 19,000 euros for burying the unidentified deceased, Riga gets the lion's share again, while Liepāja gets just crumbs.
Historian Engels is trying to get 41,000 euros from Russia to study russophobia in Europe. Liepāja residents ask - why so expensive when you can just go to a Karosta café and listen?
Iran's Assembly of Experts has begun an urgent job search, as their main building after US and Israeli strikes looks worse than Karosta in the 90s.
British Prime Minister Starmer announces the deployment of warships and helicopters to Cyprus to protect British soldiers and their sacred tea time.
12 people injured in Iranian rocket strike in Israel, but local medics work more efficiently than Liepāja's emergency services on a Sunday evening.
In mid-March, Liepāja will host an Artificial Intelligence Day where officials will learn to create apps without programming knowledge.
The State Security Service announces that the terrorism threat in Latvia is low, but refuses to comment on the public transport situation.
While Israel can peek into Tehran's streets, Liepāja's traffic cameras remain impenetrable even to the most experienced cyber-espionage experts.
IAEA confirms damage to Natanz nuclear facility, but no one expected radiological consequences - just like no one expects anything in Karosta to work properly.
Events in Tehran make Liepāja municipality think about alternative building renovation methods. Karosta gains additional arguments for negotiations with the state.