Murmansk colleges move to distance learning amid emergencyOn January 26, several educational institutions in Murmansk are transitioning to remote learning due to a power grid failure, while the Murmansk Arctic University continues normal operations.
Missing Volgograd girl found alivePolice officers found a 12-year-old schoolgirl on the evening of January 25 in a residential complex in the Kirovsky district.
Boar on video in Nizhne-Svirsky ReserveSurveillance cameras captured a boar meticulously searching for food on the snow. The increasing frequency of these animals approaching human settlements is causing concern among residents.
Governor: Equipment Problems Causing Cold in Rostov ApartmentsRostov-on-Don Governor Yury Slusar explained why residents of several city districts are facing low temperatures. He attributed the issue to failing equipment that needs repair after a sharp drop in temperatures.
Sunset in St. Petersburg colors sky in fiery huesOn the evening of January 25, residents of St. Petersburg observed an unusually bright sunset with violet-pink and red-orange shades. Many citizens shared photos on social networks.
Authorities investigate tuberculosis case at St. Petersburg schoolRospotrebnadzor has launched an investigation after tuberculosis was detected in an employee of school No. 575 in the Primorsky District of St. Petersburg. The case was confirmed by the city health committee.
St. Petersburg Bridges Closed for Malaysian King's VisitOn January 25, major traffic jams formed in central St. Petersburg due to bridge closures. The disruption was caused by the visit of Malaysia's King Sultan Ibrahim Ismail.
