Erick Arejola joins Magnolia’s management as a consultant amidst the ongoing sale of NorthPort’s PBA franchise to Pureblends Corporation. His new role, confirmed during the PBA Rookie Draft, reflects the changing dynamics within the league as NorthPort faces ownership transitions.
Speaker Martin Romualdez and 11 other House members denied accusations of receiving bribes linked to flood control projects, vowing legal action against contractor’s claims.
Two suspects have been arrested in connection to a series of robberies in Northeast Dallas, with police seizing firearms and ammunition. The investigation tied Jontae Anderson and Curtis Carter to the crimes, leading to their arrest and detention.
A crash involving two 18-wheelers on I-69 near Greens Road led to a fuel spill and lane closures. Emergency crews work to contain the spill and manage traffic flow.
A Philippine Navy officer warns against China’s disinformation tactics against the Philippines. The warning highlights China’s coercive and aggressive actions, urging public vigilance and collaboration with international allies to counter the threats.
Hugo Hernandez-Mendez, charged with the murder of 19-year-old Dacara Thompson, has a bond hearing scheduled in Austin, Texas on Monday. Thompson went missing on August 23, and her body was found two weeks later in Anne Arundel County, Maryland. Hernandez-Mendez, in the U.S. illegally, faces charges in this cross-state case.
San Antonio police officers shot a teen after he allegedly charged at them with a knife, marking the twelfth officer-involved shooting for SAPD in 2025.
A transformer explosion in The Woodlands, Texas injured two Entergy workers on Monday. Emergency services secured the area as investigations continue, with both workers in stable condition.
An Ebola outbreak in Congo has claimed 16 lives, heightening concerns over U.S. aid cuts. With the WHO warning of significant impacts on the response efforts, the crisis underscores the global nature of health challenges and the crucial role of international support.
Trevis Williams of Dallas pleads guilty to firearm charges after being caught at New Orleans airport. The case, linked to Project Safe Neighborhoods, highlights efforts to curb gun violence, with sentencing set for December.