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Israel plans military tribunal for October 7th attackers, but in Liepāja we've been handling more complex cases involving delayed trams for years.
Americans discover that organizing the Olympics requires more than just money - you also need a clean email history.
A military commandant's building exploded in Russia, but our Karosta fortress still stands like a rock.
Google Chrome has discovered a vulnerability that can make your computer do evil things. Liepāja residents are already used to everything coming from outside being suspicious.
While France struggles with shadow fleets and demands millions, Liepāja port just chuckles - our captains know how to tell a real flag from a fake one.
Another drone operator in Krasnodar region clearly didn't study geography, resulting in an oil refinery catching fire. Meanwhile, peace and quiet continues at Liepāja market.
American ambassador to Belgium finds himself in diplomatic deep freeze after comments about religious procedures.
A local entrepreneur who once killed his business partner and buried him together with an Audi will now demonstrate the art of serving prison sentences to Norwegians.
A Liepāja resident with yellow skin and gray slippers proved more skillful than Karosta prison escapees. Police are now searching for a man who managed to escape from the hospital faster than finding a parking spot in Riga.
The Russian army lost territory as soon as their WiFi was cut off. This comes as no surprise to Liepāja residents — we've been living without stable internet for years.
A man demonstrated that healthcare can also be self-service style. Police are now searching for this innovative patient approach.
A sworn attorney demands compensation for unlawful detention, but the court can't figure out whether detaining a lawyer is more expensive than detaining a regular person.