La Salle Lady Spikers and UST Growling Tigresses prepare for a critical showdown in the UAAP Season 87 women’s volleyball. Both teams aim to bounce back after opening losses, adding intensity to their upcoming match.
The NBA has officially rescinded the technical foul assessed to Oklahoma City Thunder’s Chet Holmgren during a February game. The decision followed a review by the league office. The technical was originally given in the fourth quarter against the Toronto Raptors. The league did not provide further details on the reasoning behind the reversal. This development marks a significant update for Holmgren and the Thunder, contributing to broader discussions about officiating in the NBA.
An Austin resident, Marty Lourens, has filed a lawsuit against Delta Air Lines following a crash landing at Toronto Pearson Airport. Lourens claims severe emotional distress from the incident where passengers were suspended upside down and exposed to jet fuel. This legal action highlights passenger safety concerns in aviation.
A barred owl was rescued near a park in Austin, Texas by the Austin Animal Center after being found unable to move. Swift action by the center’s wildlife experts ensured the bird received necessary medical care. The owl, suffering from mobility-impairing injuries, is undergoing treatment, with hopes for a full recovery and release. The incident underscores the importance of community involvement in wildlife conservation and highlights the center’s dedication to animal rescue and rehabilitation. Austin Animal Center continues to encourage public vigilance in reporting distressed wildlife.
Recent reports highlight the tragic deaths of six infants due to hypothermia in Gaza. As severe winter conditions grip the region, the Gaza Health Ministry confirms 15 hypothermia-related fatalities this winter. With many living in inadequate shelters amidst dropping temperatures, the situation underscores the urgent need for humanitarian aid and solutions.
Pope Francis remains critically stable in the hospital as he battles double pneumonia, continuing to fulfill his papal duties. The Vatican keeps the global community informed with regular health updates, highlighting transparency. Despite health challenges, the Pope’s commitment to spiritual leadership endures, inspiring worldwide support and prayers. Medical professionals closely monitor his recovery, emphasizing the optimism surrounding his stable condition. The Catholic Church adapts, ensuring continuity in leadership and operations as Pope Francis conveys gratitude for global support.
A jury awards $7.25 million to a 74-year-old Arizona woman for a spine injury sustained on a Harry Potter theme park ride in California. Discover the details behind the case and the implications for theme park safety and legal responsibility.
Texas Department of Transportation warns TxTag customers about a surge in text scams claiming overdue toll balances. The agency emphasizes that it does not send text reminders for payments and urges customers to report any fraudulent texts to the FBI or contact TxTag Customer Service for verification.
In 2025, Texas faces its largest measles outbreak in nearly three decades, with 124 confirmed cases. State health officials work to contain the spread as public health efforts intensify. Learn more about the ongoing situation and measures being taken to address this public health challenge.
The Texas Lottery Commission has declared third-party couriers illegal following controversy surrounding an $83.5 million jackpot win. The decision has sparked debate over lottery ticket purchasing methods, with Lt. Governor Dan Patrick criticizing the influence of third-party sellers on lottery integrity.