Tomsk veteran turns 100, shares longevity secretA WWII veteran from Tomsk has celebrated his 100th birthday and shared his simple secret to a long life: staying active from the moment he wakes up.
Sewage Spills Plague Residents of Two Novosibirsk ComplexesThe municipality has not taken ownership of the sewer system for two Novosibirsk residential complexes, leaving residents to suffer from frequent sewage spills that the developer struggles to fix.
Omsk Fortress: Where the City BeganThe first stop on the winter route of the special project «Winter with NGS55» is the Omsk Fortress, where the city's history is felt at every step.
What Remains of Yankelevich's Home in OmskInvestors in Omsk have begun restoring the historic home where famed Soviet violinist Yuri Yankelevich spent his childhood, a site of world musical heritage.
Paid Toilet Near Station Splits Novosibirsk ResidentsUsing the toilet at a bus departure point near Novosibirsk's main station costs 55 rubles ($0.60), sparking heated debate among residents over greed and legality.
Yakutia to improve 17 yards in 2026Four yards in Yakutsk will be upgraded as part of a broader project to improve 17 yards across Yakutia in 2026.
Novosibirsk City Hall Unveils 17 Concession ProjectsThe Novosibirsk city administration has published a list of 17 objects to be built or reconstructed under concession agreements, including sports complexes, bathhouses, and a cinema.
What Irkutsk Residents Ask Their MayorThe mayor is due to hold a press conference in early February. Residents submitted over 70 questions focusing on roads, public transport, and stray dogs.
Irkutsk Road Accidents Rise Amid Snow Removal FailuresBetween December and January, Irkutsk recorded over 3,600 road accidents, 105 due to poor winter road maintenance, and 1,247 people sought hospital care for street-related injuries, police and health officials report.
Mother Complains About Passport Confiscation at ZabGU DormitoryA mother complained to Chita.Ru that security at Zabaikalsky State University's dormitory in Chita confiscates passports from visitors. The university press service said on February 3 it had not received such complaints.
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.