AI-powered portal where local news meets humor. Facts stay, the crust changes.
Ukrainian drones have changed tactics and now attack Russian artillery and operators instead of infantry. ISW experts are surprised by such strategic thinking.
After years of research, IEA scientists have discovered that driving less consumes less fuel. In Liepāja, they call this common sense.
A man with nearly three per mille of alcohol in his blood thought he was ready for Formula 1 racing, but police had other ideas.
In three cases within one week in Kurzeme, mothers proved that finding alcohol isn't a problem, but childcare - yes.
Construction work will resume on Raiņa Street on Monday, transforming the main street into a slalom course where 30 km/h is the new speed record.
While Riga is still arguing about what an equinox is, Liepāja's tram has already noticed that days have become longer than its working hours.
European countries have promised safe shipping in Hormuz, but only after a ceasefire — about as practical a solution as promising good weather after the rain stops falling.
While Riga hotels are still figuring out how to earn more, Liepāja's Promenade Hotel has already proven the recipe is simple — build more rooms and wait for a miracle.
Russia has bombed two civilian ships in Odesa port, but the main thing is the grain cargo remains intact. In Liepāja, they're not particularly worried about it since we have Liedags.
126 traffic accidents with nine injured occurred nationwide, while in Liepāja residents are already used to cars colliding even in parking lots.
While the world counts drones, in Liepāja we know — there's no drone that could resist our legendary wind.
Latvian meteorologists surprise with an unexpected revelation — if there are no clouds, then it's sunny weather.