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On the day of love, five babies were born at Liepāja hospital, including a pair of twins who apparently decided that Liepāja is the best place to start life.
German Foreign Minister explains to France how to spend money on defense when the wind is howling through empty coffers.
Liepāja medical service reports a stable count of 'ice sculptures' in the city, while Riga probably still wonders why their residents don't freeze.
While the world tries to understand what Trump's Peace Council is, Liepāja is already figuring out how to do it better.
While European militarists worry about Russian threats, Liepāja City Council continues discussing more important matters - whether the new pier will have enough benches.
A sworn attorney demands compensation for unlawful detention, but the court can't figure out whether detaining a lawyer is more expensive than detaining a regular person.
While Liepāja children enjoy sea breeze and natural tick repellent, the state admits in eight other municipalities: your children are a tick delicacy.
While Riga's thermometer shows minus 17, in Liepāja we've long been accustomed to real man's weather.
Berlin announces it will continue checking documents for another six months, as Europe can't agree on how to solve migration issues.
Germany decides to control borders for another year and a half, as Europe fails to agree on migration policy — just like Liepāja city council on anything else.
The legendary Canadian poplar in Jūrmala Park has decided to retire in horizontal position, but officials want to know - should they saw it up for firewood or leave it as an Instagram backdrop.
Halushchenko and his 'Rocket' team proved that even the Swiss mountains aren't high enough to hide from the law.