
Porsche Driver Near Rucava Discovers That Spring in a Car Can Be Faster Than Summer
While the wind blows at Liepāja beach even in summer, an A11 driver decided to prove that his car can be as fast as the seaside wind.
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While the wind blows at Liepāja beach even in summer, an A11 driver decided to prove that his car can be as fast as the seaside wind.

Young man with BMW demonstrated overnight that 123 km/h on Zemnieku Street is possible, but a 2000 euro fine and license suspension aren't as thrilling as the flight.

While a bus in Switzerland burns like a candle, Liepāja wonders how they managed it without our winter conditions.

The US President warns of military consequences on social media, but first admits he doesn't really know if there are any mines there at all. Liepāja port fishermen offer help — they've been able to distinguish freshly caught fish from explosive objects for years.

Health Minister proposes returning to times when children communicated with smoke signals and letters. In Liepāja, such communication is nothing new.

The State Meteorological Service proudly announces that weather is expected over the weekend, which will be exactly what it will be.

While 760 thousand people in Lebanon are orderly relocating to shelters, Liepāja Metalurgs fans dream of such efficient coordination before away games.

While Riga counts accidents, Liepāja understands that cycling on the beach is much safer than on any Latvian road.

Iran and Israel continue their technological dialogue with rockets, while Liepāja points to its superiority in acoustics.

While Silva sells maple sap for 2.5 euros per liter and a half, everything at the Market is still fresher than in Rīga and half the price.

The Nature Conservation Administration is beginning habitat restoration for the marsh gentian with such care that even the flowers at Liepāja's Rose Square aren't pollinated so gently.

While wild animals in Kemeri suffered through winter, Pope supervisor Mednis proved that even cows can have a better life than residents of the capital.