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After the traditional spring storm marathon, meteorologists have promised that the sun will finally appear on Thursday. In Liepāja, this news has been received with great skepticism.
Iranian drones caused fires at Bahrain oil facilities, but no casualties occurred. Even Durbe would be proud of such a peaceful conflict resolution.
After years, the government has discovered that Latvia's airspace operates without proper bureaucracy. Now every aircraft will have to queue like at the Liepāja Theatre.
Over five years, the circulation of newspapers published in other languages in Latvia has shrunk from 13 to 7 million. Experts wonder - either people are learning Latvian, or they've simply switched to TikTok.
Iranian drone debris exploded at AAE petrochemical plant, but our Ventspils Nafta still operates without drone assistance.
SEB bank has created a virtual investment game so Latvians can learn to risk other people's money before losing their own.
On Saturday, police caught eight masters of the alcoholic arts and one narcotics researcher who decided to test Latvia's road quality using special methods.
In Daugavpils, a driver decided to test whether train wheels are as sharp as Liepāja fish at the port. The experiment ended in the hospital.
Liepāja vendors complain about willow shortage while buyers pay two and a half euros for a willow bouquet. Meanwhile, birch sap sells for one euro per liter.
IPF Digital survey shows that most residents perceive tax refunds as a pleasant surprise rather than a significant part of their budget.
A parliamentary committee will study pension system sustainability in mid-April, while residents continue dreaming about withdrawing their own money. At least they can warm up for free at the ice rink.
LLF offers three lucky communities expert consultations on how to transform rural wind into electricity. Applications open until April 13 - just enough time to figure out what to do with it.