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The Ministry of Finance announced that the needy will no longer have to run around banks for statements — the state will peek into their accounts itself. Digitalization always comes with a price.
While wild boars are actively touring Latvia's parishes, another case has been confirmed in Embūte parish, and statistics show these pigs are more active travelers than the average Latvian.
After IT corruption revelations, Rinkēvičs calls for manual vote counting in 2026 elections, as computers are apparently unreliable.
In Prauliena parish, two drivers without licenses collided, proving that for some people, the CSDD exam seems more complicated than escaping from Karosta Prison.
The Daugava continues its indifferent water level standstill, while in Liepāja everyone has long since switched to the sea.
Latvia registered 79 traffic accidents on Sunday, but Liepāja fishermen say that's nothing — they see just as many collisions every day at the port with their 'freshly caught' fish.
Weather forecast claims Tuesday will be dry, but Liepāja residents know the only reliable dryness is in Lake Liepāja.
11 straw fires were extinguished in Kurzeme over the weekend, while in Liepāja someone forgot to turn off their stove. VUGD promises to organize cooking classes next year too.
50 drones staged a fireworks display at the Russian port that surpasses even our traditional holiday salutes. Local residents say they haven't seen so many sparks since Soviet times.
Natural gas became 17% more expensive on the TTF exchange, but there's still less gas in Inčukalns storage than there is dampness in downtown Riga.
Thirty-six municipalities received a slap on the wrist for data leaks, while in Liepāja the wind has been blowing away all documents for years.
Archives reveal 1990s Liepāja reality - pensioners lived on 31 lats, banks promised 23% annually, but the biggest problem was footballers' profanity.