Consul Tanya Gaurano takes oath as Foreign Service Officer, Class II
Philippine Consul Tanya Gaurano took her oath as Foreign Service Officer, Class II, marking her promotion in the Philippine Foreign Service.
Philippine Consul Tanya Gaurano took her oath as Foreign Service Officer, Class II, marking her promotion in the Philippine Foreign Service.
Austin officials moved closer Thursday to hiring an outside firm to conduct an independent audit of all city departments as a citizen-led initiative seeks to require regular audits through the city charter.
Cha Eun-woo, a member of Astro, was baptized into the Catholic Church while serving in the military, his agency, Fantagio, confirmed Thursday.
Former child actor Daveigh Chase died from acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) on June 16, according to the County of Los Angeles Medical Examiner.
Gov. Greg Abbott on Thursday appointed former Republican state Sen. Don Huffines as Texas comptroller of public accounts through the end of the year after acting Comptroller Kelly Hancock announced his resignation.
Galveston officials are preparing for large crowds over the Fourth of July weekend and are urging visitors to follow beach safety guidelines, observe warning flags and dispose of trash properly.
A Houston Methodist employee who was stabbed during an attempted robbery inside a Texas Medical Center parking garage in May has filed a lawsuit alleging the medical complex failed to provide adequate security despite a history of violent crime in the area.
The City of Houston’s Office of Inspector General (OIG) has declined to investigate Mayor John Whitmire’s $60,000 taxpayer-funded contract for a city podcast, saying a complaint filed by the Houston Progressive Caucus falls outside its authority.
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung said Wednesday he would pursue the revival of reconciliation policies toward North Korea and renewable energy initiatives championed by former President Moon Jae-in, during a luncheon meeting at Cheong Wa Dae.
The Vatican on Thursday declared the Society of St. Pius X (SSPX) in schism and excommunicated six bishops after the traditionalist group consecrated four new bishops without Pope Leo XIV’s approval, escalating its response beyond the penalties prescribed under canon law.