Court refuses to detain teen in terror caseA 14-year-old from St. Petersburg is accused of setting fire to railway equipment, but a court has placed him under house arrest instead of detention.
Volgograd Residents Shun Filthy ShelterResidents of a building in Volgograd's Krasnooktyabrsky district avoided a missile warning shelter due to its unsanitary conditions, choosing to stay outside instead.
St. Petersburg: Sun Above Norm, No 30°C HeatChief St. Petersburg forecaster Alexander Kolesov said average July temperature for first two decades reached +19.2°C, and sunshine may exceed norm by month's end, though 30-degree heat is not expected yet.
Sunny July in Petersburg: 19.2°C and Record SunshineChief St. Petersburg meteorologist Alexander Kolesov reported July's interim results: average temperature slightly above normal, and July 17 set a sunshine duration record for this century.
Lipetsk honors 'Lipetsk in Bloom' winnersOn City Day, winners of the 'Lipetsk in Bloom' contest were honored in Bychanov Sad Park — the best territorial self-governments, courtyards, and private households.
Lipetsk Mayor Assesses Tram Line ReconstructionLipetsk Mayor Mikhail Shcherbakov revisited the tram line reconstruction site with utility and contractor representatives. The main goal is to open service in September.
Water and Power Outages on 22 JulyOn Wednesday, 22 July, planned cold water and electricity outages will occur in Lipetsk due to repair works.
Murmansk Region to Modernize Health Centers: New EquipmentMurmansk Region will modernize its Health Centers, focusing on preventive care and healthy longevity. New diagnostic devices will assess biological age and detect diseases early.
No Special Gas Stations for Officials, Bashkiria SaysBashkiria's deputy minister denied special fuel queues for civil servants, saying only emergency services have dedicated stations. He urged drivers to avoid peak times.
Tourist died of heart failure, not fallA 44-year-old woman from Nizhny Tagil died during a hike to Sultan Waterfall in Kabardino-Balkaria; acute heart failure was the cause.
Heavy Rain in Ryazan Causes Traffic JamsA sudden downpour in Ryazan replaced the sweltering heat, flooding streets and sidewalks, and leaving drivers and pedestrians struggling to get around.
Ex-transport chief detained over bonus schemeInvestigators have revealed details of the case against former acting director of Yaroslavl ATP, Ivan Rytov, detained over alleged illegal bonuses.
Volgograd residents refuse filthy bomb shelter, sit outdoorsResidents of a Volgograd apartment block said they preferred benches to a dark, debris-filled shelter after a rocket alert, despite rain. Management promised fixes but nothing changed.
First cutlet cafe opens in YekaterinburgA cafe with more than 20 types of cutlets opened at the intersection of Malysheva and Lunacharskogo streets. Lunch costs between 300 and 600 rubles ($3–$6).
Telegram Will Integrate Gram Crypto Wallet This SummerPavel Durov said on 21 July that Telegram will integrate the Gram crypto wallet this summer, giving more than a billion users the ability to transfer cryptocurrency instantly without fees.
EMERCOM Head, Acting Tver Governor Discuss SecurityRussia's Emergency Minister Alexander Kurenkov met in Tver with Acting Governor Vitaly Korolyov. They discussed measures to protect Upper Volga residents and infrastructure.
TR-53 Stage II in Perm Opens This SummerPerm Krai Governor Dmitry Makhonin says technical traffic on the second stage of the TR-53 highway will begin on 1 August, ahead of the initially planned autumn opening.
Governor details business support, asks tax complianceGleb Nikitin held an operational meeting with ministers and business representatives to discuss logistics and small business, asking in return for tax transparency.
