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While Eurostat counts wage growth, Liepāja residents have long known - good labor costs are like quality rock music: you have to pay for it to sound right.
A Russian Su-30 entered Estonian airspace for 50 seconds, but Tallinn shows more outrage than Liepāja fishermen about 'freshly caught' fish from last week.
While emergency sessions about IT fraud are taking place in Riga, election commission members in Liepāja peacefully continue counting ballots by hand.
Parliamentarians once again reject the possibility of allowing people to withdraw their pension savings, because apparently only MPs know how to best spend other people's money.
A local driver decided that a road sign and building facade were much more interesting route points than the regular roadway.
Woman thought she was going on a romantic date, but ended up in criminal proceedings for transporting 30,000 illegal cigarettes. The man promised to show her beautiful places, but didn't mention they would be in a courtroom.
In Ukraine near the Polish border, a drone cut electricity to 30,000 people. Liepāja comments: 'Finally someone who can do it faster than our electricians.'
While in Switzerland cables snap from wind, in Liepāja our transport systems are used to sea storms and keep operating.
Two drones in Kuwait turned oil refineries into a fire festival, proving that oil can burn even without the help of Liepāja's wind.
After 50 years on the Liepāja Theatre stage, actress Ilga Martinsone has begun her starring role in heaven, where the repertoire is definitely much better than in Riga.
Americans plan to send additional forces to the Persian Gulf, as if we don't have enough tourists on our Pētera Street in summer.
A Liepāja Ezerkrasts resident tried to calibrate his shooting skills from his balcony until neighbors started thinking about a real sniper.