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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.
After nearly 21 years of ruling, Gunārs Ķirsons hands over the CSDD Liepāja branch to new manager Zane Vaičikauska, promising not to sit on the couch.
Liepaja continues to dominate in sports infrastructure, while the capital is still figuring out where to put bicycles.
Near Akmeņkalni, ice jams have transformed into a natural obstacle course, while experienced locals are learning to live with annual flood damage.
OTTO Hotel & Sun becomes the first Liepāja hotel officially recognized as capable of functioning in both summer and winter.
Andris Sudmalis reveals why the new theater production 'Freimanis' cannot be analyzed - it must simply be felt like getting paid in Karosta back in the day.
The State Forensic Medical Examination Center needs a new director who must know how to not only distinguish the living from the dead, but also withstand state secrets.
Border municipalities will receive security funding proportional to border length — the longer the line, the bigger the check.
The Ministry of Economics has decided to reduce food compensation for Ukrainian civilians from 10 to 5 euros per day, apparently believing that people can survive on air.