Fine for Song, ARVI Spike, Power Outages: Voronezh DigestA digest of key events in Voronezh on February 3, including a fine for anti-patriotic songs, a rise in ARVI cases, and residents freezing without power in -30°C (-22°F) cold.
Deputy Demands Smolny Report on Pasha's DeathState Duma deputy Tatyana Butskaya sent an official request to the St. Petersburg Committee for Social Policy demanding a report on the situation of 9-year-old Pavel, who did not attend school and became a murder victim.
Missing Pensioner Rescued in Ural ForestSearch teams discovered a missing pensioner in forest snowdrifts after she wandered five kilometers, and they promptly transported her to medical care.
Frozen Woman Found in Snow in Urals ForestVolunteers from the LizaAlert search team found a missing elderly woman in a forest in the Sverdlovsk region, rescuing her from hypothermia just in time.
Yaroslavl sells room in Ushinsky's historic houseYaroslavl has started the privatization of a space in a cultural heritage site linked to educator Konstantin Ushinsky. The auction is included in the 2026-2028 plan.
Family Demands Reburial of Soldier Buried by WidowRelatives of a fallen soldier from the Volgograd region demand his reburial, while his widow insists she fulfilled his last wish. The family feud reached a federal talk show.
Petersburgers walk on frozen Fontanka despite banIn St. Petersburg, walking on frozen rivers is gaining popularity. Despite warnings from rescuers, residents are going out onto the ice of the Fontanka and Neva in large numbers.
Activists Find Nameless Bottles, File Police ReportsResidents of Chapayevsk, Samara Region, are taking the fight against counterfeit alcohol into their own hands, buying suspicious bottles and filing police reports after recording evidence.
