The City of Houston and short-term rental companies are increasing efforts to prevent unauthorized parties and nuisance complaints during Memorial Day weekend as rain forecasts may push more gatherings indoors.
Texas public school enrollment declined by more than 76,000 students during the 2025-26 school year, with Hispanic students accounting for most of the decrease, according to an analysis of Texas Education Agency data released by Texas 2036.
Iran’s National Security Council has approved a plan granting limited paid internet access to selected groups after the country’s internet shutdown entered its 80th day, according to officials and digital rights researchers.
The health condition of Princess Bajrakitiyabha Mahidol has deteriorated after more than three years in hospital, Thailand’s royal household said Thursday.
Fredderick Vida on Thursday warned that individuals who help or conceal Senator Ronald dela Rosa could face legal consequences following the issuance of an arrest warrant by the International Criminal Court.
Volleyball player Alyssa Valdez said she remains committed to representing the country but declined to comment on recent issues involving the Alas Pilipinas women’s volleyball team during a media interaction.
Disney+ is developing a television adaptation of the fantasy story “Ella Enchanted,” with actor Anne Hathaway attached as an executive producer, according to industry reports on Wednesday.
Actress Cristine Reyes and former National Youth Commission chair Gio Tingson announced their engagement through a joint Instagram post on Wednesday, May 20, sharing photos from a recent trip to Hong Kong that included a photo of Reyes wearing an engagement ring.
Texas is rejecting Austin’s request to keep several painted street markings, including the “Black Artists Matter” mural on East 11th Street, Pride crosswalks downtown and the burnt orange “TEXAS” mural near the University of Texas at Austin campus, according to a letter sent by the Texas Department of Transportation on May 18.
The Texas Department of State Health Services confirmed Tuesday the first human case of West Nile virus in Texas this year, prompting health officials to urge residents to take precautions against mosquito bites.