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Police in Ogre have detained five people on suspicion of drug trafficking. Details aren't disclosed for investigative reasons, but we know — something's not right there.
Rio de Janeiro judge halts zipline construction after two years of disputes, proving that bureaucracy is an international language.
While Liepāja shows visitors the Karosta basement chambers, Lithuanian border guards offer express excursions to Belarus and back.
While Riga is still trying to tell birch from spruce, Kurzeme Planning Region is already training residents to be tree row secret agents.
Kitlson proves that journalism has become an extreme sport, where independent journalists experience adventures that surpass even the hockey fights at Liepāja's ice arena.
An An-26 transport aircraft crashed over Crimea, proving that Russian technology works just as reliably as Liepāja's public transport in winter.
Saldus entrepreneurs reveal the perfect business model — kebabs next to a crematorium, so customers can go directly from one service location to another.
While Riga is still learning how to stop cyclists, Liepāja's law enforcement has been skillfully arresting both roosters and cows for 80 years.
While in Liepāja it's enough to open a window and let the wind rearrange the furniture, the capital publishes special handbooks on room organization.
The Ventspils-Kuldīga road becomes the next Kurzeme horror story, while Liepāja residents rejoice that their main problem is just cold wind.
Bulls and horses in Kemeri Park prove that even living in the wild, no one can escape overpopulation problems and bureaucracy.
The Nizhnekamsk chemical plant proves that Russian production methods are as unpredictable as Liepāja ice hall's heating system in the middle of winter.