Texas police K-9 dies after heat-related incident; officer fired
The Fairfield Police Department announced Friday that K9 Officer Farock died in a heat-related incident in Ennis, Texas, on June 12.
The Fairfield Police Department announced Friday that K9 Officer Farock died in a heat-related incident in Ennis, Texas, on June 12.
House prosecutors in Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment trial on Sunday asked the Senate Impeachment Court to allow them to fully present their evidence during the proceedings, saying the public must understand the basis of the charges against the vice president before the trial begins on July 6.
Senate President Sherwin Gatchalian on Sunday renewed his call to ban children aged 16 and below from using social media, saying Congress should prioritize stronger safeguards against harmful online content following the June 22 school shooting in Tacloban City and other recent cases of violence involving minors.
“Supergirl” (2026) takes the new DC Universe in a different direction and shifts the focus from Superman’s optimism to Kara Zor-El’s personal journey.
Former couple Klea Pineda and Katrice Kierulf attended the Pride March 2026 at the University of the Philippines Diliman on Saturday, where each appeared with their respective partners during the annual LGBTQIA+ Pride celebration.
The City of Fort Worth is urging residents to adopt or foster pets after its two municipal animal shelters exceeded capacity, forcing staff to house some animals in temporary outdoor enclosures.
Four Houston-area residents face federal charges after authorities accused them of flying drones without authorization in restricted airspace near the FIFA World Cup Fan Festival, the United States Department of Justice announced Friday.
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department has confirmed that Lake Meredith is fully infested with zebra mussels after surveys found an established and reproducing population of the invasive species.
The San Antonio Botanical Garden defended its public funding as city officials consider eliminating its annual subsidy to help address a projected $158 million budget shortfall.
Texas lawmakers raised concerns over the lack of reliable data on water use by data centers during a recent House Natural Resources Committee hearing, saying the information gap could hinder the state’s long-term water planning as the industry expands.