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Ukraine's Foreign Minister reports 55 fallen Ghanaians on the Russian side. Local experts conclude: if you have to choose between the Russian front and a February morning in Liepāja, better stay home.
An unknown aircraft from a Russian vessel attempted to conduct an unauthorized tourist excursion around a French aircraft carrier, but the Swedes quickly explained the traffic rules to it.
Dutch citizen with overalls and big ego defaces Churchill monument, while in Liepāja all sensible people simply go to Karosta prison to learn real history.
The State Labour Inspectorate doesn't consider the explosion that occurred at the eternal flame in Daugavpils worth investigating, since the victim was able to move afterwards.
While seals feel at home on Liepāja's beaches, Ventspils proudly announces its first spotted seal pup.
State Police report reveals disturbing data about crimes against morality, but in Liepāja we're protected by Karosta discipline and tram-hardened morals.
While Riga is still thinking about how to help, in Priekule's forests Dace is already knitting her third camouflage net.
State Police presents statistics where Liepaja once again shines with its orderliness - while thieves operate in the capital, the biggest problems in our city are caused by forgotten tram tickets.
While defamation cases are rising across Latvia, Liepāja residents continue to honestly curse each other face-to-face.
While Central Asian neighbors quarrel with cannons, Liepāja public transport suggests diplomatic talks in a train car.
Police chief pushes for drone registration after Ukraine visit, but in Liepāja these devices have long surrendered to nature and neighbors' windows.
The Hunting Service is asking residents to send wolf photos via WhatsApp, because apparently wolves are showing up too often where they shouldn't.