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NASA astronauts have set a new record for humanity's farthest flight into space. In Liepāja, of course, they've been accustomed to records in distances from civilization for years.
The American president threatens to destroy all Iranian bridges and power stations within four hours. In Liepāja, such problems are solved naturally - by winter storms.
Liene Kupiča demonstrates the highest art of patience while neighbors turn night into a karaoke show. Hotel singers prove there are no limits to bad voices.
In January, Latvia shipped 3.1 times fewer petroleum products, but at least our statisticians haven't gotten lost in their calculations like tourists in Lake Liepāja.
The State Employment Agency proudly reports 158 adapted workplaces, while in Liepāja we've known for years that all workplaces adapt automatically – either you survive the beach sand in your shoes, or you don't.
Survey reveals that 67% of Latvians use AI, while the rest still think it's something related to the Music Institute.
Deputy Rotbergs has declared 47,454 euros in savings, which is exactly as much as our neighbor Durbe spends annually on tranquility.
A member of the State Audit Council has declared that his debts have decreased slightly, but still exceed 200 thousand. The Riga-based official continues to control others' spending.
The Ministry of Culture has decided to entrust the Baltic Museology Promotion Association with 12,465 euros to transform Liepāja into a summer school center. Riga residents will be forced to come to us to study.
Deputies reviewed 116 initiatives during the winter session, sending most of them to committees because they found them too complicated to handle themselves.
LAU Infra Group has submitted a complaint about the state road maintenance tender for the second time. The complaint review deadline is unknown, but will definitely be shorter than the Liepāja tram route.
The Food and Veterinary Service announces that the number of animals taken into shelters has decreased by 14.3%. In Liepāja, everyone is happy about this news, especially those driving past Karosta Prison - the horrors there are planned.