San Antonio residents near Beitel Creek urge for better flood warnings after tragic incidents. A study aims to improve flood response and alert systems, engaging experts and the community.
The Dallas Mavericks and Kyrie Irving have agreed on a three-year, $119 million contract. Despite his ACL injury, which sidelines him until the 2025-26 NBA season, Irving declined a $43 million player option to align his tenure with Anthony Davis.
Texans invited to vote on a new design for the horned lizard license plate, marking 25 years of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department’s conservation plate program. Funds from plate sales support state conservation projects.
Kroger announces the closure of its McKinney, Texas store as part of a plan to shut down 60 locations nationwide to enhance operational efficiency. Despite a rise in sales, the supermarket giant is focusing on strategic restructuring while ensuring employee placement in other stores.
The Supreme Court (SC) has reiterated that a co-owner must give written notice to the other co-owners before selling their share of a property. However, if the other co-owners already knew about the sale and failed to exercise their right to buy the share within 30 days, the written notice is no longer required.
North Texas teen Fabiola Caraballo Quijada wins best actress at the 2025 Jimmy Awards, highlighting the thriving talent in high school musical theatre across America.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott vetoed a $60 million budget item, stopping the launch of a summer food assistance program. This decision halts federal funding for low-income children’s food aid, affecting families reliant on school meal benefits. Abbott cited federal funding uncertainties as a concern.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott signs a law requiring the display of the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms. Effective from September, the law mandates specific guidelines for the presentation of the Commandments, garnering debates on religious representation in schools.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. instructs Philippine agencies to distribute financial aid to public utility vehicle drivers, operators, farmers, and fisherfolk affected by oil price hikes, allocating P2.5 billion in subsidies.
BINI, known as “Nation’s Girl Group,” returned to Manila after a successful 14-city world tour, showcasing their global appeal and strengthening their position in the music industry. Fans eagerly await their next projects and local engagements.