Siberian woman slips, injured; workers face liabilityA woman slipped on an icy sidewalk on Lenin Street in Novosibirsk on January 26, suffering serious injuries. The municipal cleaning unit DEU No. 1 may hold its workers responsible.
Voronezh Duma chairman may get third deputyYuri Matuzov, chairman of the Voronezh Regional Duma, may gain a third deputy. Nominations for the position have not yet been proposed.
Yaroslavl region employment service gets new headGovernor Mikhail Evraev announced personnel changes on February 2. Yulia Bukaeva was appointed head of the state employment service, and Elena Ermolova was named Minister of Property Relations.
Small apartments lead Tyumen new home salesIn Tyumen, apartments of 40-44 square meters have become the most in demand. Interest in spacious housing continues to decline, analysts report.
Vladivostok megaproject: skyscraper, hotel, thermal bathsAuthorities in Vladivostok have launched public consultations on a megaproject near the Nekrasovsky overpass that could include a skyscraper of up to 36 stories, a hotel, and thermal baths.
Crash Blocks Intersection in YaroslavlOn the morning of February 3, a multi-vehicle crash in the Dzerzhinsky District of Yaroslavl paralyzed traffic at an intersection.
Tyumen apartment demand shifts to compact unitsIn Tyumen, the most popular new apartment size in 2025 was 40–44 sq m, as demand for larger units declined due to high mortgage rates and other factors.
Truck collides with bus in IrkutskA truck and a municipal bus collided in Irkutsk on February 3, leaving one passenger injured. The accident occurred on Traktovaya Street near the Uzlovaya stop.
Three-car crash blocks road in YaroslavlA three-car collision on the morning of February 3 blocked the intersection of Blukher and Uritskogo streets in Yaroslavl's Dzerzhinsky district. No injuries were reported.
Tula Region Allocates 9.8M for Hot Water TestsThe Tula region will allocate 9.8 million rubles ($98,200 at current rates) for laboratory testing of hot water from boiler houses in 2026, according to a draft contract published on the state procurement portal.
10,000+ Siberians become students with Sber subsidized loansThe popularity of subsidized education loans in Siberia surged nearly 30% in 2025, with over 10,000 residents using Sber's state-backed program to access higher and vocational education.
