February 2026 in Tula Region Will Be Abnormally ColdMeteorologists predict extreme cold in the Tula Region during the first weeks of February 2026, with temperatures falling below -20°C (-4°F), affecting all of Central Russia.
Lyube Concert Tickets in Nizhny Novgorod Selling FastTickets for Lyube's concert in Nizhny Novgorod are already selling, with front row seats priced at 12,000 rubles (about $120 at current rates), despite the show being over two months away.
Police and Rosgvardia Rehearse on Palace SquareOn the morning of February 2, a gathering of police and Rosgvardia vehicles was observed on Palace Square in St. Petersburg. As it turned out, it was a rehearsal for an upcoming parade inspection.
Ryazan Snow Plows Idle, Children Struggle Through DriftsThe area around School No. 76 in Kalnoye has been buried in snow, forcing children to trudge through drifts to get to class. Meanwhile, snow removal efforts in the district have puzzled local residents.
20-Degree Frost Hits Ryazan. Can School Be Skipped? City Hall AnswersAs temperatures in Ryazan plunge to -22°C (-8°F), the city hall has clarified the rules for school attendance, with different temperature thresholds allowing students to stay home depending on their grade level.
Several Villages in Saratov Region Remain Without PowerPower outages continue in some settlements in Russia's Saratov Region due to severe weather over the weekend, according to Governor Roman Busargin, who did not specify the total number affected.
Ava Johnson Slams Trump and ICE Post-WWE ExitAva Johnson, daughter of famous wrestler Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson, unleashed sharp criticism at Donald Trump and the immigration service ICE as soon as she left WWE.
Court sentences Zabaykalye man to colony for bat assaultThe Mogochinsky District Court has imposed a two-year penal colony sentence on a local resident for grievously injuring a fellow villager with a bat during a drunken altercation after a phone quarrel.
Constitutional Court Rejects Complaint Against Foreign Agents LawRussia's Constitutional Court has refused to accept an appeal by politicians Boris Vishnevsky and Lev Shlosberg challenging the foreign agents legislation. The decision was announced on February 2.
