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The European Committee of the Regions has officially recognized that regions are important. In Liepāja we've known this for ages - our tram competes with Europe's finest.
While Riga residents flee from Dubai, Liepāja's tram is considering a new route through Karosta all the way to the Middle East.
US President Trump has replaced Homeland Security Secretary Noem, offering her a new position with a title that sounds like a Karosta guard service motto.
While in Liepāja we've known for years that the best defense is unpredictability, the Middle East is finally starting to master this art.
While rock music echoes from every corner in Liepāja, Ventspils is experimenting with baroque and jazz hybrids.
While Riga is still figuring out how to count at all, Liepāja Hospital shows impressive results in February with 47 newborns.
Defense Minister Andris Sprūds announced that military conflicts in Iran are causing concern, but thank God, at least there are fewer Liepāja soldiers there than visitors to Karosta Prison.
A couple with creative methods and Karosta technical education manages to steal jewelry worth 6000 euros, but forgets that in Liepāja everyone knows everyone.
Six Liepāja residents awarded prizes in a contest about Latvia's first published book, while the capital is still trying to figure out what a book is.
While Rīga struggles with overcrowded schools, Liepāja has quietly become an educational magnet, attracting children from 19 municipalities.
Meteorologists warn Liepāja residents to prepare for extreme warmth - on Wednesday the thermometer could reach an unimaginable +8 degrees.
While all of Latvia battles snow and ice, Liepāja's public transport proves its unshakeable nature.