Auchan Hypermarket Urgently Closed in Volgograd MallAccording to visitors, the Auchan hypermarket in Volgograd's Akvarel shopping mall has been closed for over an hour, with staff and security offering no explanation.
Planned Power Outage to Affect Dozens in KrasnodarThe Krasnodar Unified Duty Dispatch Service has announced a planned power outage on 5 February, with electricity cut from 9:00 to 17:00 across dozens of addresses.
St. Petersburg to Extend Slavyanka Tram LineSmolny began preparing a planning project for extending the tram line from Slavyanka to Detskoselsky. The work is expected to be completed by November 2026.
Strong G1 Magnetic Storm Approaches StavropolA G1 geomagnetic storm is approaching Stavropol, peaking at midnight on February 5-6, according to the Solar Astronomy Laboratory of IKI and ISTP.
Yessentuki Center Closed for 12 Hours, Parking BannedOn February 5, from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM, traffic and parking will be restricted on several key streets in Yessentuki, Russia, including Internatsionalnaya Street and parking areas near Druzhba cinema and the Prosecutor General's Office.
Blizzard in Ufa: Snow Covers Yards and RoadsA photo report from the snowstorm in Ufa, where February brought heavy snowfall and strong winds, turning streets into a winter wonderland.
Legendary store closes on Lenin Avenue in SamaraThe legendary Sportmaster hypermarket on Lenin Avenue in Samara has closed, reportedly due to the poor condition of the building. The store, a landmark since 2006, now stands empty.
Volgograd Residents Protest Ivan Zolo ConcertThe upcoming performance of the scandalous streamer has sparked a wave of discontent among residents. They cite destructive fan behavior and inappropriate song content.
Children's Hospital Issues Blankets Amid Heating RepairsHeating was temporarily shut off at the Regional Children's Clinical Hospital on Komsomola Street due to repairs to the heat network. Additional blankets are being distributed to patients and thermal heaters are being used.
How State Supported Slain Boy Pasha's FamilyIn early February, 9-year-old Pasha, who washed cars for money, was killed in St. Petersburg. Fontanka estimated the amount of financial assistance his large family received.
Average and maximum pensions in Tyumen OblastIn Tyumen Oblast, the average old-age insurance pension rose by 2,000 rubles to 28,300 rubles ($298), impacting over 365,000 pensioners.
St. Petersburg Metro Passenger Arrested for Trident on HatThe Leninsky District Court of St. Petersburg arrested a man spotted in the metro wearing clothing with symbols of Ukraine and the USA. The ruling was issued in an administrative case on displaying extremist symbolism.
Builders Skip Auction for Land Near Kosmicheskaya StationRegional operator ARZhS cited economic factors as developers failed to bid on a land plot near the future Kosmicheskaya station, priced at nearly 1 billion rubles (about $13.3 million at current rates).
Gere and Roberts Share Unbreakable Bond35 years after 'Pretty Woman', Richard Gere and Julia Roberts maintain an incredibly close relationship that sometimes causes jealousy among their spouses, according to insiders.
Energy firm loses 250,000-ruble power theft caseThe Uzlovaya District Court sided with a local entrepreneur, rejecting an energy company's claim for over 250,000 rubles ($2,500) due to a flawed contract.
Bodaybo: heat close, but residents still coldThree boiler houses reached standard parameters on the afternoon of February 4, but Bodaybo residents still face a long wait for heat after a week-long accident.
Southern Boiler House Black Smoke ExplainedBlack smoke from the Southern boiler house in Murmansk followed emergency repairs that left 365 buildings without heat overnight.
St. Petersburg explains uncleared snow on paid parkingAn official linked uncleared snow on paid parking lots to residents leaving cars during the long New Year holidays. He stated this on the TV channel 'St. Petersburg' on 3 February.
