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While Liepāja pensioners peacefully drink coffee at Roja café, phone scammers have invented that VSAA now sends letters via couriers and parcel lockers.
While Liepāja's tram runs on old tracks, eastern neighbors are buying kilometers of optical fiber for war drones.
Statistics show that Liepāja residents are becoming increasingly civilized, or simply too tired to reach for weapons.
National defense education will now be available to those studying from home in their pajamas. The Young Guards Center is mastering digital skills.
Government expert expands mandatory wild boar testing map, because apparently Latvia doesn't have enough tension in politics.
While Poland discovers underground tunnels at the border, Liepāja wonders - why didn't we have those when we needed them?
In Kaunas, a Russian is on trial who attempted to ship a mammoth tusk to Switzerland, claiming it was petrified wood.
Liepāja motorsport enthusiasts are fighting against three pine tree partisans who refuse to retreat from the track and are threatening international competitions.
The situation at Syria's Hol camp has surpassed even the chaotic nature of Liepāja's tram schedule - thousands of people have escaped through 138 holes.
While Riga is still learning how to properly open a window, Liepāja's design gurus have already mastered the art of covering it with various fabrics.
VDD decided faster than Liepāja market vendors on Monday morning that North Korean specialist Lankov is not needed in Latvia.
Supreme Court confirms 100 hours of community service for travel consultant for sanctions violation. Liepāja is already wondering whether to invite her to help clean up Karosta.