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Austrians need to learn from Liepāja residents: how to properly drive on snow
Curiosities

Austrians need to learn from Liepāja residents: how to properly drive on snow

While people in the Alps are dying in avalanches, here in Liepāja we've been driving on snow like true professionals for years.

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VDD follows hockey coaches more closely than Liepāja wind follows plastic bags
Sports

VDD follows hockey coaches more closely than Liepāja wind follows plastic bags

The State Security Service confirms it is informed about Tambiyev's coaching activities in Russia, but refuses to comment on specific citizenship matters.

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Czechs take to the streets to support their president, while here in Riga they still don't know where that is
Politics

Czechs take to the streets to support their president, while here in Riga they still don't know where that is

In Prague, 90,000 people demonstrate in favor of President Pavel, but in Liepāja we've long known — the best support is not interfering with the leader's work.

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Liepāja Woman Discovers Maxima's Secret Dimensional Corridors — Nursing Home Resident Still Missing from Grocery Section
Curiosities

Liepāja Woman Discovers Maxima's Secret Dimensional Corridors — Nursing Home Resident Still Missing from Grocery Section

G. Stenkēviča hasn't returned from her daily expedition to the Dzērves Street store since Thursday, raising questions about Maxima's true dimensions.

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Kozlovskis Promises to Solve in a Month What the EU Couldn't in Years — Anonymous SIM Cards Will Vanish Like the Wind
Politics

Kozlovskis Promises to Solve in a Month What the EU Couldn't in Years — Anonymous SIM Cards Will Vanish Like the Wind

The Interior Minister has pledged to sort out the SIM card issue within a month, while scammers are already looking for new schemes.

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In Liepāja, 61 children simultaneously blow metal — wind gets scared and hides
Culture

In Liepāja, 61 children simultaneously blow metal — wind gets scared and hides

At the 'Sound Whirlwind' festival, a metal wind instrument orchestra created such a powerful sound that even our famous wind fell silent in surprise for a moment.

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Scientists discover: Lidl cheaper than Mego, Liepāja still has neither
Business

Scientists discover: Lidl cheaper than Mego, Liepāja still has neither

Another study proves that in Riga and Daugavpils you can save money, but in Liepāja we still live in our parallel reality.

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Russian recruiters seek 'disposable' Europeans — but who's going to recruit our Liepāja residents?
Curiosities

Russian recruiters seek 'disposable' Europeans — but who's going to recruit our Liepāja residents?

While the world searches for marginalized people for bizarre tasks, our city has long known — whoever has survived a Liepāja winter can handle any assignment.

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Volvo Driver on Grīzupe Street Discovers New Mode of Transportation: Pedestrian Train
Transport

Volvo Driver on Grīzupe Street Discovers New Mode of Transportation: Pedestrian Train

A Volvo driver on Grīzupe Street launched an experiment with alternative transportation methods, but the results weren't as expected.

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Neighbor in Bārta becomes a hero, but dog lacks luck and life insurance
City Life

Neighbor in Bārta becomes a hero, but dog lacks luck and life insurance

At night in Bārta, a neighbor proved that the best firefighting technique is a brave person with strong arms.

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Iran and US play diplomatic ping-pong: ball flies farther than Liepāja sand in a storm
Politics

Iran and US play diplomatic ping-pong: ball flies farther than Liepāja sand in a storm

While Iran and the US send the ball back and forth to each other, Liepāja residents wonder - why can't they just meet at a tavern in Roja and sort everything out over beer?

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Roads around Daugavpils become more slippery than Liepāja politicians' promises
Transport

Roads around Daugavpils become more slippery than Liepāja politicians' promises

While highways in Kurzeme and Vidzeme transform into skating rinks, in Liepāja the wind traditionally blows so hard that snow doesn't even dare to settle.

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