Filipino migrant advocacy groups criticize the Philippine government for alleged inaction in response to the detention of Filipino Americans by ICE in the U.S. Community advocates highlight specific cases and raise concerns over the rights of detained individuals, urging government intervention.
Rockabye Baby will release “Lullaby Renditions of BTS” on April 4, 2023, offering 13 soothing instrumental versions of BTS hits. The album marks the brand’s first K-pop-inspired release, featuring “Dynamite,” “Butter,” and more. BTS fans eagerly await the group’s 2025 reunion following military service completion.
Over 30 dogs were rescued from a Bastrop County breeding operation, with 19 cared for by the Austin Humane Society. The operation involved “doodle” type breeds, and authorities are addressing the case while preparing the dogs for adoption.
Celebrate Kiddie Park’s 100th anniversary with the San Antonio Zoo on April 10. Enjoy historic rides, music, games, and share memories of this beloved children’s amusement park.
The Texas Senate passed Senate Bill 16, requiring proof of U.S. citizenship for voter registration. The legislation mandates a dual balloting system and imposes penalties for noncompliance, aiming to enhance voter registration integrity in Texas.
A video showing a Conroe ISD teacher allegedly hitting and body-slamming a student during a school fight has sparked controversy. The Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office declined to file charges, citing self-defense provisions under Texas law. The family plans further legal action.
Friends Jose Aguirre and Marcus Compton’s bond deepened through a kidney donation in Houston, revealing the impact of organ donation and friendship.
A shooting at a phone repair store in San Antonio, near Helotes, resulted in two deaths. The incident involved a customer and an employee, with the San Antonio Police Department investigating.
A 6-month-old girl died in Baytown, Texas, after a dog attack at her home. Baytown Animal Services seized the family’s dogs as police investigate.
Federal agents and local law enforcement conducted an investigation at several game rooms in Houston, focusing on illegal gaming activities and potential public corruption. The operation involved Homeland Security, FBI, DEA, and Harris County officials.