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.
Anton Alexandrov Reveals Dark Spots of StalingradA new book by Anton Alexandrov, 'Ghosts of Stalingrad,' exploring little-known aspects of the Battle of Stalingrad, has sparked lively debate among historians and tour guides.
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.
Lenskaya: Heat restored to 25 homes, 3 schoolsIn the Krasnogvardeysky District of St. Petersburg, replacement of an emergency section of the heating network has been completed. Heating has been supplied to 25 residential buildings, three schools, and four children's institutions.
Volgograd Repels Drone Attack, Debris SearchOn the morning of February 4, industrial sites in southern Volgograd were attacked by Ukrainian drones, which were repelled by Russian air defense.
Yaroslavl Electric Buses Run Less Due to ColdYaroslavl city officials attributed complaints about infrequent electric bus service to technical malfunctions caused by low temperatures.
'Dog's Job': Paramedic on Ambulance and COVID WardIn a candid interview, a paramedic from the Moscow region reveals the deep-seated problems in Russia's healthcare system, from bureaucracy to burnout.
Ghosts of Stalingrad Book Stirs Historians' DebateIn Volgograd, historian Anton Alexandrov's new book 'Ghosts of Stalingrad' has sparked considerable debate in the professional community over its controversial claims.
What to Do After Giving Scammer SMS CodeIf you have mistakenly given a scammer an SMS code, follow this step-by-step plan to protect your money and data, as explained by Anton Nemkin.
Fans Buy Up Rain Show Tickets in KemerovoFemale fans have snapped up almost all tickets for the two-day performance of the 'Rain Show' by the St. Petersburg dance theater 'Storm' in Kemerovo, with only 49 seats remaining a week before the show.
Why Nizhny Novgorod residents dream of lakefront livingInna Voroshilova, deputy sales director of AGROSPETSTEKH Group, discusses the Dom na Avangardnoy residential complex, a green home by the lake with turnkey finishing and comprehensive infrastructure.
Kursk Woman Faces 10 Years as Scam CourierA 19-year-old from Kursk region faces up to 10 years in prison after acting as a courier for a phone scam group, collecting nearly 2 million rubles (about $22,200 at current rates) from elderly victims in Chita.
Electric Buses Run Less Often in YaroslavlAuthorities in Yaroslavl say electric buses are running less frequently due to abnormally low temperatures causing technical issues, after a resident complained about the No. 60 route.
Russia to Count All Sparrows Feb 7-15A census of house and field sparrows will take place across Russia from February 7 to 15, as ornithologists say this period is ideal for counting birds on bushes where they chirp actively and have not yet started breeding.
University, Governor, Speaker Mourn Pilots Killed Near OrskThe St. Petersburg State University of Civil Aviation, Governor Alexander Beglov, and Legislative Assembly Speaker Alexander Belsky expressed condolences for the three victims of a plane crash near Orsk.
Midiynoye Mesto Opening Stalled by Heating, VentilationThe restaurant Midiynoye Mesto on Lenina Street faced a delayed opening due to a dispute with landlord Kineks over heating and ventilation connections, leading to a court case.
Three Tram Routes Diverted Near VDNKhOn the morning of February 4, three tram routes were diverted near VDNKh due to technical issues, according to the Moscow Department of Transport.
