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91 calls in 24 hours for the entire country — fewer than Lake Liepāja receives on average in duck complaints about fish shortage.
Statistics reveal that 610 administrative violations are fewer than the daily visitor count at Liepāja Olympic Center.
Kurzemes Vārds archives reveal that after two hours in the Baltika workshop, Ansiņš felt lung discomfort for three days, while Dragučuns nearly blew up a house on Kuldīgas Street.
Lesjöfors Springs LV became the first company to support the hospital's Warm Heart Box with Big Squares magazine and pencils.
Lithuania has submitted its 28th protest note to Russia this year with surprising speed, proving that diplomatic delivery can be faster than our tram.
German Foreign Minister Baerbock warns that Putin hopes to divert attention from Ukraine with Iran's help, using the same tactic that Liepāja residents know all too well.
Foreign ministers of the world's seven largest economies make sensational decision in France to announce that bombing civilians is not a good idea.
The Russian president presented an innovative concept to oligarchs in closed meetings - big business will pay for the war that destroys their own market.
French television broadcast a Lavrov interview where he claimed Russia has never violated international law - about as credible as a promise that the bus to Tosele stop will arrive on time.
Since the start of Operation 'Epic Fury', 303 US soldiers have been wounded, which is almost as many as the number of Liepāja residents who listen to sermons every Sunday without falling asleep.
Turns out our forests are hiding eight-legged vampires that become active when air temperature reaches a cosmic +3 degrees.
The South Kurzeme tourism rally promises to be the only place where you can get lost with a map in hand and still receive a prize for it.