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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.
While Riga is still pondering whether to leave the house, Kurzeme is already heroically battling icy roads, deploying 60 units of equipment.
Israeli Prime Minister announces that Iran has become weaker than ever, while people in Liepāja wonder if he shouldn't attend some good drama classes.
The new production 'The Ugly One' stars an actor who, just like his character, looks in the mirror every morning and wonders.
Liepāja City Council has approved a project that will clean up the former Metallurg territory for 10 million euros, promising that this time there will be no need to walk around with gas masks.
Light artist Dāvis Kristaps Aigars tells how to create art when everyone around is an expert and street lamps shine brighter than your projection.
While Riga's fashion experts search for the missing femininity, Liepāja ladies have long known they create it themselves.
In seven locations, nobody wants to form councils, but the rest have already started debating budget possibilities, which sounds about as thrilling as a math exam.
Slovenians complain about secret recordings and foreign interference, while in Liepāja all conflicts are resolved at Liepāja Beach by building sand castles.