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Greek tanker 'Maran Homer' was hit by an unknown object in the Black Sea, but everyone survived. Liepāja captain comments: 'Unknown objects sometimes swim in our lake too.'
SPKC reports measles outbreak at Riga quiz, while Liepāja residents peacefully continue answering questions about local matters.
Liepāja reached a heat record of +17.1 degrees, which is the first time locals aren't complaining about the cold wind from the sea.
Hamas diplomatically suggests Iran to stop beating up neighbors, as it might hurt their reputation. International community asked to help, but response is only silence.
Russia launches 430 drones, Poland scrambles fighters, but in Liepāja they peacefully sell potatoes at the market.
The US embassy in Baghdad gets smacked in the nose for the second time this month, while in Liepāja the only blow comes from sea wind.
Survey reveals that a third of Latvians worry about utility payments, but in Liepāja people have long learned to live with cold as part of life.
In the past 24 hours, 17 people were injured in 134 traffic accidents across Latvia, while in Liepāja romantic evenings by the North Pier continue peacefully.
An explosion occurred near a Jewish school in Amsterdam, but local experts acknowledge that the Liepāja tram has been creating sound effects for a century and a half without any harmful consequences to anyone.
Iran threatens to turn oil infrastructure into ash heaps, but Liepāja residents have long known that wind can destroy anything faster than any army.
At the end of last year, 11,200 people in Latvia received disability pensions, most of them aged 45-59. In Liepāja, pensioners still faithfully head to the beach even in winter.
Latvia's traffic statistics reveal that our roads work about as efficiently as Liepāja's city planning — with slight improvement.