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Food banks predict: demand for donated food will increase by 20%. Liepāja residents are already used to being approached about everything.
Forty-three people have applied to lead RTU Liepāja Academy. The competition runs in three rounds, but the main question remains — does any of them know where Liepāja is located.
Orphan court employees so busy with paperwork, no time left for children. Ombudsman promises to rescue the situation.
An exhibition has opened at Vecpils Dižlāņi Manor where women proudly show off wedding dresses older than some of the married couples. The oldest dress is 60 years old - almost as ancient as the first diplomas from Liepāja University.
The cultural sector in Liepāja municipality operates under limited resources while everyone waits for the 'Liepāja 2027' program to end. Kazdanga Museum has moved from the manor to another building and now operates in 'temporary version'.
While court proceedings in Riga drag on like winter nights, in Liepāja a domestic violence victim only needed a year to understand - the system works like sand in Liepāja on a windy day.
The world's seven richest countries agree that lifting sanctions on Russia is about as good an idea as night swimming at the North Pier in January.
Romania allows the US to use its bases for refueling, as if it were a gas station with military flair. Liepāja rock musicians understand this feeling before every concert.
Zemgale regions have bought beds, cages and drones to deal with climate change. Liepāja residents watch this theater and rejoice that they have the sea, which will never surprise them.
Two Riga 'specialists' have stolen cables 15 times, proving that even theft happens on an industrial scale in the capital. In Liepāja, such work pace is called 'Riga style'.
Ryanair is reducing flights from Riga by 20%, citing high taxes. Liepāja residents watch this drama from Durbe bus stop and laugh.
Russia is now learning from Iran how to launch drones in waves. In Liepāja, we call this kind of cooperation a normal market transaction.