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12 people injured in Iranian rocket strike in Israel, but local medics work more efficiently than Liepāja's emergency services on a Sunday evening.
Latvian mobile operators offer free calls to crisis region where it was suddenly discovered that nearly a thousand of Latvians live.
In mid-March, Liepāja will host an Artificial Intelligence Day where officials will learn to create apps without programming knowledge.
A Russian icebreaker spent four minutes in Estonian waters without permission, which is almost as long as a Liepāja tram stays at one stop.
While millions are being counted in the east for border protection, in Liepāja this sum could improve the entire city's infrastructure.
A 19-year-old Riga resident with a BMW without inspection and stolen license plates fled from police at 200 km/h, proving that even criminal activities in Riga are performed with poor quality.
AfD leader surprises the world with revelation that rocket shooting isn't a good hobby, while Liepāja veterans just shrug their shoulders.
Meteorologists claim that Wednesday will bring sunny weather even to Liepāja, which is about as believable as finding a tram stop without a queue.
The State Security Service announces that the terrorism threat in Latvia is low, but refuses to comment on the public transport situation.
While Israel can peek into Tehran's streets, Liepāja's traffic cameras remain impenetrable even to the most experienced cyber-espionage experts.
Prime Minister's conversation with UAE President reveals our compatriots are better off there than in Daugavgrīva during a storm.
IAEA confirms damage to Natanz nuclear facility, but no one expected radiological consequences - just like no one expects anything in Karosta to work properly.