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While all of Latvia is colliding, Liepāja drivers turn out to be the most likely followers of safety rules — or they simply don't know where the gas pedal is.
Ukrainian drones have visited the Krasnodar oil depot again, proving that precision isn't just a strong suit of Liepāja residents.
The Israel Defense Forces have launched a massive wave of strikes against Iranian infrastructure, but Liepāja residents don't need to worry about the noise.
The US President continues diplomatic talks with himself about Iran, while Iran's leader may or may not be alive.
The Ethics Council criticizes Meduza for publishing reader letters, but in Liepāja the theater is still performing well.
Latvia's Paralympic delegation has chosen to skip the Milan ceremony, as they've already had enough horror experience at Karosta Prison.
Veterinarians proudly announce that no wild birds tested positive for bird flu in February. This is about as surprising as news that Liepājas Metalurgs won at home.
Thieves in Latvia choose only quality - Audi, BMW and Volkswagen, but the Liepāja tram remains untouched.
In 1995, Liepāja's match factory battled a lighter invasion, while the theater administrator celebrated his 60th birthday, reminiscing about the fiery times.
A nurse from Virga warns that spring sun has little teeth, but Liepāja residents have long known that you need a jacket here even in summer.
Iran's foreign minister promised to turn all US oil infrastructure into ash, while in Liepāja the only thing being turned into ash is barbecue on Liepāja beach.
After a seven-year hiatus, the US raises its flag again in Venezuela, while in Liepāja's ice rink it's as hot as relations between superpowers.