Houston Public Works seeks City Council approval for an $8.5 million plan to replace 25,000 old water meters to resolve billing issues. A 12-month pilot will test the new smart meters’ efficiency.
An unexploded World War I-era ordnance found in Houston’s Memorial Park was safely detonated by the police bomb squad, showcasing the site’s historical significance and ongoing safety efforts.
“KPop Demon Hunters,” Netflix’s animated hit, earns $18 million through global sing-along events, marking a significant box office achievement for the streaming giant, amidst competition from traditional cinematic releases.
Filipino singer Janine Teñoso, who began her music career at 17, is set to hold her first solo concert. The event will take place at New Frontier Theater on November 11, 2023. Teñoso aims to captivate her audience with her diverse musical repertoire and distinct voice.
President Trump signs executive orders ending cashless bail in D.C. and banning flag burning nationwide. These moves, part of a broader anti-crime initiative, aim to enhance public safety and national pride. Debates arise over constitutional rights and efficacy as legal experts, policymakers, and activists weigh in.
The Philippines’ “Konektadong Pinoy” law aims to improve internet access and affordability by streamlining provider entry and enhancing telecom competition, amidst discussions on cybersecurity and regulatory oversight.
Alex Eala made history as the first Filipino to win a main draw match at a Grand Slam, overcoming a significant deficit to defeat Clara Tauson at the US Open, marking a defining moment for Philippine tennis.
San Antonio Spurs express interest in Pelicans’ Trey Murphy III, but New Orleans declines trade talks. Austin Spurs complete a trade with Iowa Wolves for the 13th G League draft pick.
The Philippine SEC has issued cease and desist orders against seven unregistered online lenders for operating without approval, highlighting regulatory efforts to safeguard public interest and maintain the integrity of the financial services sector.
China’s coal power capacity rose significantly in the first half of the year, challenging its climate goals despite growth in renewables. As coal projects expand, China’s emissions strategies come under scrutiny ahead of upcoming international climate commitments.