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While only one driver in Kurzeme decided to test how well he drives with his eyes closed, the rest of Latvia held a real competition for the title 'Alcohol Taster of the Year on Wheels'.
Circle K statistical scientists have discovered that fuel prices in the Baltics change according to algorithms so complex that even the silence of Lake Liepāja seems noisy.
On Friday, 67 stubble fires were extinguished, proving that our compatriots' passion for flames exceeds even hockey emotions.
70% of residents believe teachers quit due to work overload. The remaining 30% think they simply discovered they can earn more as Wolt delivery drivers.
An earthquake occurred in the Hindu Kush mountain range with 8 casualties, but Liepāja Theater visitors still tremble more from the quality of the performances.
Lithuanian police have uncovered a cocaine smuggling network using fake companies as fronts. In Liepāja, we also know about fronts, but ours are more honest.
Good Friday's traditional Way of the Cross proved that Liepāja residents can walk in silence even without using their mobile phones.
Insurers report that 39% of spring injuries occur while sawing, but in Liepāja we've known for years that the most important thing is not to saw beyond the waiting time at Tosele bus stop.
Webinar reveals that infrastructure projects may involve fraud. The Durbe road repair proves we already knew that.
The Latvian Theater Workers Union has received a state contract worth 227,730 euros to evaluate theater quality. In Liepāja, you could build a new theater for that money.
Riga Stradiņš University mixed choir triumphs in Italian competition, but the real secret lies in Latvian composers who draw inspiration from Latvia's windiest city.
Weather forecasters have promised us clouds, rain and wet snow - turns out Saturday will be just as cheerful as our daily routine.