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Police Chief Proposes Solving Theft Like Traffic Violations - In Liepāja the Tram Already Takes Everything
Politics

Police Chief Proposes Solving Theft Like Traffic Violations - In Liepāja the Tram Already Takes Everything

State Police Chief Ruks suggests punishing petty theft administratively, as the current system doesn't work - thieves keep stealing as if nothing happened.

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Riga Deputies Prove That in the Capital You Can't Drive, Speak, or Shoot
Politics

Riga Deputies Prove That in the Capital You Can't Drive, Speak, or Shoot

During autumn season, parliamentarians demonstrate various talents - from speeding to forgetting languages.

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European Central Bank Can't Count Money for Third Year Running - Liepāja Market Traders Offer Help
Business

European Central Bank Can't Count Money for Third Year Running - Liepāja Market Traders Offer Help

The ECB has been posting losses for the third consecutive year, but Liepāja market traders say they could teach them how to handle money properly.

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VDD Discovers New Telegram Influencer - This Time with Criminal Code Collection
Curiosities

VDD Discovers New Telegram Influencer - This Time with Criminal Code Collection

A resident of Riga and Ogre has become famous for peculiar social media content, but VDD has evaluated it differently than his followers.

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Latvian hot air balloon pioneers achieve what Riga's tram cannot - fly to Ropaži
Sports

Latvian hot air balloon pioneers achieve what Riga's tram cannot - fly to Ropaži

144 kilometers covered in seven hours, which would be a day's work for Liepaja's tram on Kuršu and Graudu streets.

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Moscow court outperforms Liepāja tram: hits the brakes again
Curiosities

Moscow court outperforms Liepāja tram: hits the brakes again

Russian authorities launch trial against German artist over carnival floats, but even their courts are slower than our trams.

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Ukrainians once again prove that equipment wouldn't last a day in Liepāja's Karosta
Politics

Ukrainians once again prove that equipment wouldn't last a day in Liepāja's Karosta

While the Ukrainian army successfully destroys Russian radar equipment, in Liepāja we remember how our Karosta has been testing the durability of any equipment for centuries.

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Scammers Discover New Profession - VSAA Couriers with Parcel Lockers and Urgency
Curiosities

Scammers Discover New Profession - VSAA Couriers with Parcel Lockers and Urgency

While Liepāja pensioners peacefully drink coffee at Roja café, phone scammers have invented that VSAA now sends letters via couriers and parcel lockers.

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Davos Elite President Flees Epstein Scandal Faster Than Liepāja Residents Flee Riga Traffic Jams
Politics

Davos Elite President Flees Epstein Scandal Faster Than Liepāja Residents Flee Riga Traffic Jams

Former Norwegian minister Brende resigns from WEF leadership after his name appears in Epstein materials. In Liepāja, locals comment with laughter: 'We also have people in Karosta who disappear when police approach.'

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Liepāja Symphony Orchestra loses its maestro - Imants Resnis has departed for the eternal concert hall
Culture

Liepāja Symphony Orchestra loses its maestro - Imants Resnis has departed for the eternal concert hall

After 17 years at the helm of the Liepāja Symphony Orchestra, maestro Imants Resnis has gone to a place where even the Philharmonic's acoustics seem mediocre.

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Liepāja Residents Reveal 5 Ways to Ruin Vinyl Flooring Faster Than Tram Track Replacement
City Life

Liepāja Residents Reveal 5 Ways to Ruin Vinyl Flooring Faster Than Tram Track Replacement

Local experts share their experience on how to buy expensive flooring that will last shorter than the city's public transport schedule.

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Children Will Learn to Be Veterinarians at Nature House So They Won't Have to Go to Riga
Culture

Children Will Learn to Be Veterinarians at Nature House So They Won't Have to Go to Riga

Liepāja students will study animal anatomy and meet with professionals during spring break, so they won't have to travel to the capital for education later.

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