
Television Pirate Caught in Latgale: Man Showed Forbidden Programs to 30 Subscribers
A man was caught in Daugavpils who provided illegal television for three years. Police found one decoder during the search.
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A man was caught in Daugavpils who provided illegal television for three years. Police found one decoder during the search.

Study reveals that career satisfaction grows proportionally with distance from the capital. Karosta shows record-high indicators.

After years of negotiations, a compromise has finally been reached - Tosele workers no longer have to trudge along the highway like lost reindeer.

Liepāja public transport modernizes with e-cards so people with disabilities can ride without queuing at the driver.

At the State Gymnasium on March 7th, you'll be able to get officially lost and even receive an award for it.

Our main health fortress marks four decades during which it has survived everything – from Soviet shortages to modern reforms.

On February 24th at the Latvian Society House, Liepāja residents will weave camouflage nets and prepare special candle supplies with their own hands. We'll show the capital what a real support action looks like.

A truck driver from India proved that foreigners too can master the Latvian tradition of ignoring traffic signs.

An unusual scandal has emerged on Ezera Street: a homeowner wanted to cut down a tree, but it turned out to be a heritage tree of national significance.

Jānis from Durbe has proven he can be more productive than the entire Riga City Council combined – he planted 50,000 tulip bulbs with his own hands.

Liepāja City Council reveals revolutionary concept - people who bought houses by the sea need a path to the sea.

Ten producer works have made it to the finals of the 'Filter' competition, among which there's probably not a single one from Riga again, because there they still think electronic music is just a mobile phone ringtone.