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While the US and Israel spend 13 million dollars to shoot down one drone, Liepāja veterans point out that with such economics, even Karosta's mosquitoes would be invincible.
While Riga students complain about tough dorm life, Liepāja master's graduates are mastering the highest art — how to simultaneously be a mother, employee, and student.
Grobiņa's new bakery is trying to explain to customers that instead of screws, they now sell sourdough bread and cakes. The transformation happened in five days — faster than Riga can decide where to open a new café.
While a Tesla driver in Los Angeles shoots at celebrity homes, in Liepāja we're happy that the only shooting in Jūrmala Park is photo sessions by the old trees.
While oil prices are rising faster than the Kurzeme sea level during a storm, the government is preparing to summon fuel traders for a serious conversation.
While Liepāja's lake peacefully rests from sea storms, Riga's bypass at the Ērgļi intersection has once again become the main news topic with a tragic accident.
The Svēte River in Jelgava has begun behaving like the Baltic Sea during high tide, but Liepāja points out that real water always knows its boundaries.
While State Police counts the value of stolen goods from the Rubenis family, Liepāja wonders how one can rob a house on Pūres Street without anyone noticing.
While Brussels approves new regulations on adult protection, in Liepāja we've known for decades that the best protection is the warmth of home and neighbors' care.
While Riga learns to make Instagram stories, Liepāja discovers that true art is creating headwear that can withstand Baltic Sea winds.
Mati Maienberg's play 'The Ugly Duckling' reveals that an identity crisis is cheaper than a psychotherapist in the capital. Liepāja actors will prove that true beauty is the ability to act in theatre, not pose at 'Uncle Tom's' café.
While Riga's meteorologists sulk over their modest +13.7 degrees, Kolka demonstrates why the Kurzeme region is Latvia's true heart.