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The capital has unveiled a new sport discipline: school merging in 'whatever goes with whatever' style. The result – one school in three buildings and preschools with names like birthday parties.
The North Korean leader's 13-year-old daughter has become head of the missile program, while Liepāja children still aren't allowed to ride the tram without adult supervision.
Turns out our heroes in uniform don't know how to politely address a stray cat and why sterilization isn't the name of a new sex position.
While in Daugavpils even monuments explode, in Liepāja our Karosta has stood like a rock for centuries.
While the world pays millions for C-3PO's head, in our city you can get the entire Star Wars collection for two euros at Liepāja market.
Local resident reveals that her grandmother knew 23 years ago - if war breaks out, even our Karosta won't be peaceful.
Local couple has proven that furniture manufacturing is more complicated than Karosta bunkers – after five years they got a chair with three legs.
Foreign intelligence services warn that Russian agents are buying properties in Europe for sabotage purposes. In Liepāja, the only suspicious thing is that someone wants to buy housing at normal prices.
Americans tracked the ship Bertha from the Caribbean Sea to the Indian Ocean, proving that even Liepāja port workers aren't that patient.
The newly opened Liepāja prison has already revealed creative approaches to supply organization in its first months of operation.
American diplomat learns Karosta-style negotiation tactics - promises to come but doesn't show up.
Government websites disappeared for 50 minutes like a Riga resident's sense of direction in Karosta.