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European leaders after Trump team's Munich performance feel like they're in Karosta - they know something is happening, but what exactly remains unclear.
Apriķi Parish head Inese Vīdnere reveals how a 17th-century church has transformed into a popular wedding and excursion destination.
Raivs Zabja liked art that lives, not art that sleeps in museum basements. He believed censorship was like rain on Liepāja beach - unwelcome.
The Russian army lost territory as soon as their WiFi was cut off. This comes as no surprise to Liepāja residents — we've been living without stable internet for years.
A man demonstrated that healthcare can also be self-service style. Police are now searching for this innovative patient approach.
While the world gathers in the Swiss mountains, local experts express confidence that an agreement would have been reached on the first day at the Grobiņa parish house.
The government has unveiled a revolutionary idea: if one section is approved, you can start building. Liepāja residents have long known — if the wind isn't blowing from the inspector's direction, you can keep working.
In the tragedy that occurred in Lyon, politicians are looking for culprits everywhere except in their own reflection. In Liepāja we also argue, but at least with style.
Prime Minister proposes allowing multiple institutions to hold state capital shares, because one head is good, but five heads is an absolutely fantastic recipe for chaos.
The Liepāja Senior Development Academy is accepting applications for its third group. Previous graduates are already planning a revolution.
Siliņa promises new Sports Law that will finally clarify whether walking to the store for beer counts as sports. Funding plans to be based not on unforeseen circumstances, but on foreseen unforeseen circumstances.
On February 25th, experienced Liepāja residents will gather at the Youth House to discuss what they still haven't learned in life.