Yekaterinburg's "Chekists' Town" risks being left without a new roof.

In Yekaterinburg, roof repairs at the residential complex "Gorodok Chekistov" may never begin due to lack of funding. - The roof repair project is ready; it has passed an expert review.

In Elmash, the body of a young man was found in one of the apartments in a high-rise building.

In Elmash, a 21-year-old man was found dead in one of the apartments. The body was discovered on the night of November 19. According to preliminary information, the man died of a drug overdose.

Trams have stopped in the center of Yekaterinburg.

Trams came to a halt on Lenin Avenue in central Yekaterinburg. According to the Telegram channel "Yekaterinburg. Main", a passenger fell ill at the "Vostochnaya" stop.

The speed limit on the bypass will be reduced.

On the section of the bypass road from MEGA to Amundsen Street, the speed will be limited to 60 km/h. Currently the speed limit on this section is 80 km/h. This decision was made due to an increase in accidents on this stretch of road.

In Yekaterinburg, a pervert who unzipped his fly when he saw a 19-year-old girl in a yard was caught.

Residents of the Pionersky district of Yekaterinburg have begun to regularly notice a disturbed man who walks around with his fly unzipped and masturbates in front of passersby. He was captured on surveillance cameras near the building on Bluchera Street.

In Yekaterinburg, public transport was urgently rerouted due to a utility failure.

A utility failure occurred in the Kirovsky District of Yekaterinburg. From 10:00 on November 20 until 10:00 on November 23, workers will close Mira Street from Pervomayskaya to Botanicheskaya.

Scammers have found a new way to swindle money from Russians.

According to the Telegram channel SHOT, residents of Yekaterinburg and other cities have begun receiving frightening letters allegedly from the FSB. Scammers are sending letters about a personal data leak in an attempt to obtain personal information.

A Yekaterinburg teacher was accused of strangling children.

Students of a balalaika teacher from Yekaterinburg complained that the teacher had been choking them. Parents contacted the police, and the case materials have already been handed over to the Investigative Committee.

A freight train caught fire on the border of Sverdlovsk Oblast and Perm Krai.

Tank cars of a freight train caught fire on the railway section between Sverdlovsk Oblast and Perm Krai, the press service of the Sverdlovsk Railway (SvZhD) reported — on the Shamary–Kordon section of the double-track electrified Perm–Kuzino line of the Sverdlovsk Railway, two tank cars at the rear of the freight train caught fire.

You can get rapid HIV testing on the street in Yekaterinburg.

The mobile HIV testing unit — the AIDS Center’s van with a red ribbon — has been operating in Yekaterinburg for 15 years. Over the next three days it will once again appear on the streets of the Ural capital, the AIDS Center said.

T2 customers can be the first to choose a network name or an emoji instead of the default name.

Mobile operator T2 launched a new service called "Change network name". It allows subscribers to choose a name or emoji that are displayed in the smartphone's status bar instead of the operator's standard name.

In the Urals, an "expeditor" who had agreed to deliver a shipment dumped it and reported it as stolen.

In Sverdlovsk Oblast, a court issued a decision in a civil claim brought by the cargo owner against the freight forwarder. The man agreed to deliver batches of pipeline fittings to another district, but dumped them in the forest and claimed that his cargo had been stolen.

In Yekaterinburg, a mother who "rocked" her infant to death will be tried.

In Yekaterinburg on Thursday, November 20, the trial begins in the criminal case of a mother charged with the involuntary manslaughter of her infant. According to the investigation, in early August of this year the accused, Viktoria Vazhenina, was putting her four-month-old baby to bed at home in the evening while intoxicated.

Contaminated fruit ended up on the shelves of Sverdlovsk stores.

A consignment of imported fruit infested with quarantine pests arrived in Yekaterinburg — 17 tonnes of Iranian kiwifruit and 20 tonnes of Turkish lemons. Despite the violations found, the products were allowed to be sold in stores in the city and the region, the press service of Rosselkhoznadzor reported.