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A woman has been detained in Ukraine for helping Russian special services organize explosions. What happened in Lviv resembles the sounds of Liepāja's tramway - loud, unexpected, and disturbing to everyone.
US Secret Service agents shot an armed man at Trump's Florida property. Liepāja residents point out that such a problem wouldn't exist in Karosta.
The state reveals that for 1000 euros you can adapt workplaces, while in Liepāja they've been working with what they have for years.
The Ministry of Justice reveals that 614 bullies have been sent to behavior courses, most are from Riga. Meanwhile, Liepāja will open a Children's Home branch this summer.
Technical inspection giant Scantest increases profits by 14.4%, while Riga drivers continue crying about prices.
Meteorologists have promised snow for all of Latvia, but Riga will traditionally be left out with its special climate and grand ambitions.
The American president has decided to treat Greenland's residents with a ship, while Liepāja has been successfully treating people for decades with sea air and tram shaking.
The Karosta search operation moves to Šķēde allotment gardens, where gardeners now check not only their carrot harvest, but also their surveillance cameras.
Near Plieņciems, two fishermen ended up on a drifting ice floe, but fortunately the Liepāja icebreaker crew didn't let them become sea nomads.
While Valmiera struggles to understand what artificial intelligence is, the University of Liepāja has long been using tram sounds as a natural intelligence test.
Some American diplomat claims the Ukraine war could be resolved in three weeks, which is faster than Riga makes decisions about anything.
The opposition party proposes giving tax breaks to families with two or more children. Liepāja residents are already calculating how much they'll save on tram tickets.