Plains All American Pipeline renews its lease at Three Allen Center in downtown Houston, maintaining its long-standing presence in the city’s business district. The renewal highlights continued investment in a modernized, sustainable office space.
24 Filipinos living illegally in the United States have already been deported as the Trump administration follows through on its commitment to remove undesirable foreigners, prioritizing those involved in criminal activities.
Oscar-nominated actress Cynthia Erivo is set to perform with the Houston Symphony. Renowned for her role in “Wicked,” Erivo’s collaboration with the symphony promises an extraordinary musical experience. With “Wicked” earning ten Oscar nominations, including Best Actress for Erivo, this performance becomes a celebrated event. The Houston Symphony eagerly awaits Erivo’s visit, offering audiences a chance to witness her celebrated stage presence and vocal prowess. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to see Cynthia Erivo live with the Houston Symphony.
Nora Aunor returns to the big screen in “Mananambal,” portraying a traditional healer in a mystery thriller that explores sorcery and cultural traditions.
Jolina Dela Cruz’s return to the volleyball court after an ACL injury marks a significant moment in the 2024-25 PVL All-Filipino Conference. Meeting former teammate Ara Galang in a much-anticipated match, Dela Cruz impressed fans and fellow athletes alike with her determination and improved performance. Her resilience serves as an inspiration within the sporting community, highlighting the dedication required to overcome setbacks. Her journey from injury to competitive play is celebrated by spectators and colleagues, reinforcing the spirit of sportsmanship.
In Montpellier, France, Sandrine Pissarra was sentenced to life imprisonment for the starvation death of her daughter, Amandine, aged 13. Convicted of prolonged abuse and neglect, the severe case highlights systemic failures in child protection and has sparked calls for reform. The ruling underscores the urgent need for improved child welfare strategies, ensuring better safeguarding of vulnerable children in society.
Thousands of anti-abortion advocates gathered for the 52nd March for Life rally in Washington D.C., featuring former President Donald Trump as a keynote speaker. The rally, noted for its diverse participants including a masked neo-Nazi group, underscores the ongoing national debate on abortion laws. As legislative efforts to restrict access continue, the “pro-life” movement remains active in shaping policy and public opinion.
Two individuals were arrested in Austin, Texas, following a drug bust near the Domain. The Williamson County Sheriff’s Office reported the discovery of approximately $1 million worth of drugs in an apartment. The seizure included a significant amount of methamphetamine, cocaine, and heroin. Investigation details and law enforcement efforts continue to unfold.
Hutto City Council in Texas is evaluating the introduction of paid parking in its downtown area to address traffic and parking challenges due to city growth. Local business owners and residents express mixed opinions, with public meetings organized for community input. The council considers tiered pricing options, potential modernizations, and discounted permits for disadvantaged groups. This initiative is part of a broader effort to revitalize downtown Hutto, balancing development with maintaining its charm. The council aims for a thorough decision process, keeping the community informed every step of the way.
The Bexar County Sheriff’s Office recently discovered 16 individuals identified as “illegal aliens” in a human smuggling operation. The man arrested, Abelardo Herrera, reportedly had 13 outstanding warrants at the time. This incident reflects ongoing concerns about human smuggling and illegal immigration in the area, with local law enforcement actively addressing these challenges.