Tomsk Duma resumes sessions in renovated hallThe renovation of the historic Golovanov House, home to Tomsk's city duma, is nearly finished, allowing deputies to return to their hall for the first time since April 2025.
Yekaterinburg Covered in Snow: Photos from the StreetsDespite heavy snowfall, the city maintains relatively warm temperatures. Residents are sharing photos of snow-covered streets, although traffic is hampered by congestion.
St. Petersburg Plans to Build Underground Electricity StorageRosseti Lenenergo is developing an underground electricity storage system for St. Petersburg. The project, costing 182 million rubles (about $2.4 million at current rates), is set to be implemented by 2030.
Yaroslavl auctions land for private school or kindergartenThe right to lease a land plot for the construction of an educational institution has been put up for auction in the Krasnoperekopsky district of Yaroslavl. The auction will be held on February 11.
Boiling Water Floods Volgograd Building, Residents Seek AidResidents of an apartment building on Saushinskaya Street in Volgograd complain about inaction by utility services, while the management company claims the accident has been fixed.
St. Petersburg Police Officer Appeals ConvictionSenior police sergeant Oleg Terskov was sentenced to three years for beating detainees, although the victim claims the blows were delivered by another officer. Terskov hopes to have the verdict overturned in an appeals court.
Girl assaulted in Rostov school, Temernik market closedOn January 28, a criminal case was initiated after a student beat a classmate in a Rostov school, and bailiffs temporarily shut down the Temernik market citing illegal activities.
