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A driving instructor with 0.88 blood alcohol level was teaching someone to drive 73 km/h in a 50 zone. The only thing missing was the 'L' sign on the car.
In Liepāja on Sugar Street, an international domino effect formed when a KIA met a Volkswagen, which then introduced it to a BMW.
Two men in Liepāja had to learn traffic rules the practical way. Result - hospital and administrative proceedings.
The US President demands NATO allies help in the Strait of Hormuz, while swimmers at Liepāja's Olympic Center haven't even heard of naval blockades.
Three different polls reveal surprising unanimity about a document that strengthens presidential power better than Liepāja winds strengthen beauty pageant contestants' hairdos.
Italians with a 29% stake want even more, but Germans are protesting louder than a rock concert on Liepāja beach.
On Sunday, five foreigners were denied entry to Latvia for security reasons, while yesterday no one attempted to illegally cross the border — apparently everyone understood it's better to stay home.
The fraudsters tried to legitimize stolen money with documents so convincing that even the bank employee started laughing.
In Hesse's municipal elections, CDU received 29.7% of votes, but voter turnout was as weak as attendance at Riga theaters before people find out that Liepāja Theatre has better performances.
While people in the capital fight over living space, Durbe eagles are civilly planning their family growth.
The US President announced that Cuba wants a deal, which is about as surprising as news that it's windy in Liepāja. Currently discussing oil, cigars, and bilateral disagreements.
Over the past day, four brave citizens decided to test the laws of gravity with their own bodies. The result was predictable.