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Jeffrey Epstein New Post-Mortem Photos After SuicideThe U.S. Department of Justice has released photographs taken after Jeffrey Epstein's suicide in his prison cell at the Metropolitan Correctional Center on August 10, 2019.
Aksay District Sees 10% Online Activity SurgeResidents of Aksay district are spending more time online, with online activity up 10% in the past year due to telecom infrastructure expansion.
CPRF Deputies Want Devyatkino Station Renamed KomsomolskayaCommunist deputies have filed a motion with the Leningrad Oblast Legislative Assembly to restore the Devyatkino metro station's original name Komsomolskaya; if approved, it will go to St. Petersburg Governor Alexander Beglov.
Winter Views of Old Sarepta Museum-ReservePhotographer Alexey Polyakov captured winter landscapes of the Old Sarepta museum complex in Volgograd on 2 February, the last day of the thaw.
Andrei Polyakov Captures Winter Scenes of Old SareptaPhotographer Andrei Polyakov captured winter landscapes of the Old Sarepta museum-reserve in southern Volgograd on February 2, the last day of a long-awaited thaw.
From idea to life: St. Petersburg public spacesRound table participants discussed how modern public spaces are changing St. Petersburg's urban environment, which formats are in demand, and how to balance resident comfort with openness.
Communal lake cuts off Saratov Opera HouseThe Saratov Opera and Ballet Theatre, temporarily housed in the DK Tantal building, is being flooded as a water leak from a broken utility line has created a large pond that now reaches the theatre steps and the nearby underground passage.
Shakhunya Buys Electric Car for 5M Rubles ($52,600)The administration of Shakhunya, a town in Nizhny Novgorod Oblast, is buying a Voyah Passion evr electric car for 5 million rubles ($52,600) to transport officials.
Bastrykin Orders Criminal Case Over Rybinsk Emergency BuildingAlexander Bastrykin, head of Russia's Investigative Committee, ordered a criminal case over a years-long delay in resettling residents from an emergency building in Rybinsk, taking the situation under personal control.
Knight of Science Yuri Roshchevsky DiesYuri Roshchevsky, a noted local historian, ecologist, and ethnographer who studied the Samara Bend, has died after a long illness, the Russian Geographical Society announced.
600 Children Evacuated From School No. 1On 4 February, approximately 600 children and 50 adults were evacuated from School No. 1 in Yessentuki, Russia, after a bomb threat report.
Yekaterinburg Snowstorm: Tyumen to See Light SnowA small southern cyclone stalled over Perm Krai has caused a snowstorm in Yekaterinburg, with Tyumen expected to see light snow on February 4 and 5.
Stove Runs 24/7: Kazan Family Freezes Without HeatResidents of the Romantika comfort-class residential complex in Kazan have been without reliable heating for three days, forcing them to use stoves and ovens to stay warm. The problem is linked to issues at a local boiler station.
Bastrykin orders case over 13-year relocation delayAlexander Bastrykin, head of the Investigative Committee of Russia (SKR), ordered a criminal case after residents of a dilapidated house in Rybinsk, Yaroslavl Oblast, had been waiting for relocation since 2013.
