Catriona Gray spoke publicly for the first time about her ended engagement with actor Sam Milby, describing how she was “shattered” when he realized he was not ready for the level of commitment the couple had planned.
A former varsity player and a father inspired by his son reclaimed glory in the table tennis arena, winning the gold medal in the men’s doubles 45+ category at the Open Masters Games Abu Dhabi 2026 (OMGAD) on Thursday.
Palace Press Officer Claire Castro sent an early Valentine’s Day message to Vice President Sara Duterte on Friday, urging the vice president to “spread love, not fake news, not immorality. Don’t be a Chucky.”
The Travis County Medical Examiner has ruled that Brianna Aguilera died by suicide, clearing the way for Austin police to close their investigation into her death. Aguilera fell from a 17-story balcony in West Campus late last year.
Dallas artist Antonio Lechuga was on the rise. His first solo gallery show, Fences, opened to acclaim, featuring towering lattice sculptures wrapped in cobijas, thick blankets commonly used in many Latino households. But just days before the exhibition closed, his life changed in an instant.
Zoo officials say the fundraiser turns heartbreak into conservation action, with proceeds going toward animal care and wildlife conservation programs.
Davie Defense Inc. has secured $21.8 million in state funding to support the construction of Arctic icebreaker ships in Galveston and Port Arthur, officials announced Wednesday.
Miles described the decision as difficult in a video message posted on the district’s YouTube page, adding that underutilized buildings requiring major repairs limit the resources and opportunities available to students.
Ken Paxton announced Thursday that he has intervened in a lawsuit involving a Texas Medical Board-disciplined Mary Talley Bowden, a Houston doctor reprimanded for attempting to treat a COVID-19 patient with ivermectin at a hospital where she did not have privileges.
The CIA has released a new Mandarin-language recruitment video targeting Chinese military officers who feel disillusioned with corruption and internal conditions. The video portrays a fictional Chinese official struggling with moral concerns and invites viewers to share information with U.S. intelligence through secure channels. The initiative fits into Washington’s broader focus on China as a key strategic priority and highlights growing competition in the intelligence field. Chinese authorities routinely warn citizens and military personnel against foreign espionage, though there has been no detailed official response to this specific video.