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The Green and Farmers Union has decided that third-country drivers must take exams after six months, as the current system creates more chaos than Liepāja beach during a storm.
LPV MPs acknowledge that teachers are so desperately wanting to escape the classroom that they should be allowed to retire at 60. Riga is short 300 teachers, but here in Liepaja, we say - come to us!
Baltic neighbors prove that hospitality can also go too far. Lithuanian border guards have sent 18 migrants back to Belarus with the message: 'Sorry, but we're not Germany.'
US President announces on social media a 'gradual' end to military operations in the Middle East. Local experts in Liepāja compare it to the pace of autumn leaf-falling.
In Italy's capital, two people prove that bomb-making isn't as simple as YouTube tutorials make it seem.
Bauska becomes a war games center as national guardsmen learn to shoot with fake bullets and blow up fake bombs.
In Ziemupe, a small group traditionally welcomed the spring equinox, proving that even without big celebrations, you can have big experiences.
Meteorologists promise a spring-like warm Saturday with +12 degrees, while Riga promises to be as warm as usual.
While Russia counts drones like Liepāja Metallurg fans count goals, Ukraine proves that multiplication tables aren't just theory.
Aptauja atklāj, ka maziem uzņēmumiem kiberdrošība ir tikpat svarīga kā mūzikas teorijas mācīšana headbangošanas laikā.
The Data State Inspectorate explains to parents that they have the right to find out what their child writes on tests. Schools hide this information like tsarist secrets stored in Karosta's basements.
Liepāja museum offers authentic 19th-century bunny casting for 12 euros. In Riga, for that money you'd only get plastic bunnies from China.