The University of Texas at Austin School of Social Work is hosting an “Into Light” exhibition that displays pencil-drawn portraits and written narratives of 34 Central Texas residents who died from drug overdoses, bringing together families of victims, artists, and addiction advocates in Austin, Texas.
Advocates urged Bexar County Commissioners Court to restore funding for a migrant legal defense program during a public meeting this week in San Antonio, following the expiration of the fund in February.
Allen B. West resigned as chairman of the Dallas County Republican Party on Wednesday in Dallas, confirming his departure in a text message without stating a reason.
Police in Melbourne are investigating a reported sexual assault from 2010 following allegations made by actress Ruby Rose against pop singer Katy Perry, authorities said on April 15.
Actors Tom Cruise and Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu presented a preview of their upcoming comedy Digger on April 14 at CinemaCon in Las Vegas, as part of a showcase by Warner Bros..
Actress Kathryn Bernardo returned to Bhutan, 14 years after filming scenes for the television series Princess and I, and shared highlights of her trip on social media.
A 20-year-old man from Texas appeared in court in San Francisco on Tuesday after authorities accused him of attempting to kill Sam Altman by throwing a Molotov cocktail at his residence and later threatening to burn down the headquarters of OpenAI.
Actress Heart Evangelista said she feels emotional about her mother, Cecilia Ongpauco, growing older, citing her as a key source of strength in her life.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Tuesday that United States peace negotiators have shifted focus away from Ukraine due to the war involving Iran, and warned of delays in U.S. arms deliveries.
A Paris resident won a Head of a Woman by Pablo Picasso valued at about $1 million after purchasing a €100 ($117) raffle ticket, organizers announced Tuesday following a draw at Christie’s.