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Changes in preschool admission procedures will allow parents to hand over children for care from six months of age. Riga has no such opportunities.
Deputies support amendments in second reading that give more time to change electoral districts. Now both free citizens and inmates can think until the eighth day.
Ventspils teaches how to read letters with pianos, but in Liepāja we've long known that sounds can also be created by the squeaking of tram rails.
While complex diplomatic talks are taking place in Geneva, in Liepāja such matters are resolved in Rose Square in five minutes.
82 applications, one committee and many happy people - Liepāja once again proves it knows how to honor its own better than Riga.
The railway company announces that trains between Liepāja and Rīga will start running earlier but arrive later. Logic like in Karosta - peculiar, but we like it.
After January heating bills, politicians realized - residents can't choose between eating and heating, so they're increasing housing benefits.
Parliamentary wisdom reveals that 15 years isn't enough for business, so they're giving another 15 - because how else will investors figure out where to stash their millions.
German scientists have discovered that ancient people already used complex symbol systems during the Ice Age that surpass even modern SMS writing.
While Liepāja's tram runs on old tracks, eastern neighbors are buying kilometers of optical fiber for war drones.
While people in Riga live in basements for astronomical prices, Liepāja is building 200 apartments with balconies and storage rooms.
Statistics show that Liepāja residents are becoming increasingly civilized, or simply too tired to reach for weapons.