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The LRT news front page features a mix of domestic and international stories. Top domestic news includes a story about a baby found in a "life-saving box" in Tauragė, a grim discovery of a minor's body in Klaipėda, and a weather forecast predicting rain. An inspiring human interest story…
A 90-year-old woman from Druskininkai, Zita Joana Jančiauskienė, states she is far from retired and remains very active, having too many activities to even watch television, emphasizing her need for social interaction and an active lifestyle.
A baby was found abandoned in a "life-saving box" in Tauragė.
A journalist has been murdered in Mexico, marking the ninth such incident this year.
Basketball player Ulanovas commented on his teammates' efforts and the game, noting that scoring three-pointers is not always consistent.
The energy crisis this year has caused the costs for the LTG Group to increase by over 4 million euros.
Donald Trump has appointed Katie Zacharia as his press secretary.
The body of a minor was discovered in a backyard in Klaipėda.
Lithuanian female athletes discuss the difference in skill levels and their personal growth after receiving masterclass training from stars of the 'Real' team.
The Lithuanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs is advising its citizens to depart from Eritrea without delay.
Rimantas, who experienced homelessness for approximately ten years, has successfully turned his life around and now possesses all that he needs.
The weather forecast indicates widespread rain for the weekend, with precipitation expected to continue into the early part of the following week.
A Russian strike in Zaporizhzhia resulted in the deaths of seven people, among them three children, amidst the ongoing war in Ukraine.
Analyst Baltrėnas states that Russia's current state is different from its condition in February 2022.
Basketball player Buzelis was forced to leave the game due to an injury, and his team, the 'Bulls', subsequently lost the match.
A visual account of Hiroshima, recalling the atomic tragedy, serves as a stark reminder of the horrors to ensure they are not forgotten.
An article discussing the potential dangers associated with moles appearing on the skin.
