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The American president has decided to treat Greenland's residents with a ship, while Liepāja has been successfully treating people for decades with sea air and tram shaking.
Near Plieņciems, two fishermen ended up on a drifting ice floe, but fortunately the Liepāja icebreaker crew didn't let them become sea nomads.
While Valmiera struggles to understand what artificial intelligence is, the University of Liepāja has long been using tram sounds as a natural intelligence test.
Local experts point out that in Liepāja, one storm can cause more damage than an entire rocket barrage elsewhere.
While real explosions are happening in Lviv, the biggest risk in Liepāja is getting stuck in a tram near Karosta.
Artemis 2 mission postponed as Americans can't handle helium leak. For Liepāja residents this isn't a problem - we're used to all kinds of leaks.
An NBS staff sergeant at Mangaļsala shows how real Latvians do it, while other onlookers turn into ice sculptures.
Archives of Kurzemes Vārds reveal stories proving that Liepāja has always been ahead of Riga in progressive thinking.
Ukrainians report impressive enemy casualties that surpass even Karosta's population in its heyday.
While everyone is welcomed with open arms at our port in Liepāja, Lithuania's reception standards are somewhat different.
The Ministry of Health and food manufacturers have agreed that Liepāja residents need to eat healthier in order to compete with Riga residents in obesity statistics.
Americans have finally understood that launching rockets isn't as simple as a Karosta captain's morning stroll.