The City of Austin and the Firefighters Association reach a four-year tentative contract agreement, offering higher pay and reduced workweeks to attract recruits, pending union and City Council approval.
Texas A&M wins against Auburn in Week 5 of college football, while other Texas teams like Texas Longhorns and Texas Tech utilize a bye week for rest and preparation. Texas teams focus on strategies for upcoming games and maintaining strong standings in the season.
New Medicaid law introduces work requirements, but millions in high unemployment areas could be exempt. This exemption aims to protect those in economically challenged regions.
Derek Ramsay refutes rumors about a split from wife Ellen Adarna, following claims made by Xian Gaza. Ramsay declared on Instagram that the allegations of separation due to financial disagreements are untrue.
June Mar Fajardo is set to potentially achieve his ninth PBA MVP award at the Leo Awards in Cubao, Quezon City. The awards will reveal the MVP alongside other honorees, with Fajardo facing competition from Robert Bolick and Arvin Tolentino.
Ako Bicol Rep. Zaldy Co resigned on Sept. 29, amid an investigation into Oriental Mindoro flood control projects. The Independent Commission for Infrastructure flagged the project, leading to recommendations for charges against Co and the DPWH.
Mika Immonen, a Finnish pool player and two-time world champion, has died at 52 after a battle with cancer. Renowned for his achievements in the 2001 World Pool Championship and 2009 World 10-Ball Championship, tributes from the cuesports community honor his legacy.
Former Budget Secretary Butch Abad claims that some Philippine Congress members are using flood control projects as tools for reelection, diverting funds from their intended purpose of protecting communities. Abad urges reforms and transparency in government spending to prevent misuse.
Attorney General Pam Bondi announces the deployment of DOJ agents to safeguard ICE facilities amid rising tensions. The directive focuses on protecting federal agents and has sparked debate over implications for community relations and civil liberties.
A San Antonio grandmother was wrongfully jailed for over a week due to a mix-up in identity from error-ridden warrants. After the dismissal of these warrants, authorities released her, drawing attention to the need for accurate identity verification in law enforcement.