Thousands in Rostov Without Water After Main BreakThousands of residents in Rostov were left without cold water on the morning of February 4 after a water main rupture following a pumping station restart. Emergency crews are on site.
Collapsed house on Gorokhovaya seized for state needsThe authorities of St. Petersburg have seized for state needs an emergency house on Gorokhovaya Street. The building is planned to be restored after the resettlement of residents is completed.
Rosseti restores Murmansk power supplyRosseti North-West has fully restored power to Murmansk after a blackout on January 31; temporary wooden structures will be dismantled soon.
Southern Volgograd students take shelter during air defenseStudents at School No. 64 in the Krasnoarmeysky district of Volgograd were taken to a shelter on the morning of 4 February while air defense systems were active after Ukrainian drones attacked industrial infrastructure in the region.
Court Rejects Developer Over Street Lighting on VavilovaAn arbitration court rejected a lawsuit by the developer of the Suvorovsky microdistrict, who demanded that street lighting be declared ownerless and transferred to the city.
Volgograd loader sentenced to 2 years for Telegram commentsVladimir Kravchenko, a 35-year-old resident of Surovikino, Volgograd Region, was sentenced to two years in a general-regime penal colony for justifying terrorist activity on Telegram.
Roadside Cafe Ogonyok Closed for Multiple ViolationsRospotrebnadzor inspectors closed the roadside cafe Ogonyok in Shchyokinsky District, Tula Region, in January after finding numerous violations. The closure followed a customer contracting an intestinal infection.
Stalkers harass Tyumen women with threats and child servicesFamous women from Tyumen, including bloggers and a model, share their harrowing experiences of being stalked, facing false reports to child services, threats, and relentless surveillance.
Rostov developer loses court case over street lightingA developer building the Suvorovsky residential district lost a court case against Rostov-on-Don and Oktyabrsky district authorities over street lighting on Vavilova Street. The company claimed the lighting was ownerless and should be taken over by the city.
Top Pomorye Developers Named: People's ChoiceA major developer shares insights on the People's Award and the value of public choice after residents selected their top builders in the Pomorye region.
Power outages in 28 Stavropol settlements Feb 4On February 4, repair work on power grids will cause outages in 28 localities across Stavropol Krai. Outages are scheduled from 08:00 to 17:00, depending on location.
Novoyaltaysk internet traffic grows 13% in a yearResidents of Novoyaltaysk, a satellite city of Barnaul in Altai Krai with 73,000 people, downloaded 13% more data last year than in 2024, leading to network upgrades by MegaFon engineers.
Big Smolensky Bridge Orthotropic Slab Installation CompletedIn St. Petersburg, the installation of orthotropic slabs on all spans of the new drawbridge across the Neva River has been completed. Work continues, and traffic opening is planned for 2027.
Samara proposes funeral tariff hike to 9,678 rublesThe Samara city administration has approved updated tariffs for funeral services under the social guarantee. The new tariff would be 9,678 rubles, an increase of over 500 rubles from the previous rate.
Dedmorozim Foundation Launches Romantic Postcard Campaign in PermThe Dedmorozim Foundation has launched a campaign in Perm selling romantic postcards to raise funds for seriously ill children and orphans. Each card features a message like «You are near — and that is a real miracle».
New Tech in Search for Savannah Guthrie's MotherTime is running out in the search for the elderly mother of TV host Savannah Guthrie. Police hope for surveillance cameras, but the camera at her home was removed.
Volgograd's 1 Billion Ruble Two-Year Road LeaseState Budgetary Institution (GBU) Volgogradavtodor has completed a procurement for leasing road equipment worth nearly 1 billion rubles over three years, with the sole unnamed bidder to provide the machines.
