Vice President Sara Duterte filed a second perjury complaint against Ramil Madriaga on Monday, accusing her alleged former aide of making false statements about his purported role in handling confidential funds.
Tommy John, the four-time All-Star pitcher who won 288 games during a 26-year Major League Baseball career and became the first pitcher to successfully return from the elbow surgery that now bears his name, died Saturday at his home in Bradenton, Florida. He was 83.
H-E-B removed 54 products from its Texas stores after a supplier voluntarily recalled foods containing jalapeño peppers over potential salmonella contamination, the grocery chain said Friday.
Nearly a decade after her 16-year-old son died by suicide following cyberbullying, San Antonio mother Maurine Molak is urging Congress and technology companies to strengthen protections for children online as federal lawmakers advance legislation targeting social media risks.
Hundreds of people gathered at Wonderland of the Americas mall on Saturday for San Antonio’s 10th annual Frida Fest, celebrating Mexican artist Frida Kahlo through art, music, dance, fashion and culture.
Coach Rald Ricafort said the team used both matches to prepare for the PVL Invitational Conference, which starts Aug. 31.
Bexar County officials are considering changes to the county’s preventive health programs as federal pandemic relief funding expires at the end of 2026 and budget pressures grow.
NBA stars Amar’e Stoudemire and longtime coach Glenn “Doc” Rivers joined seven other basketball figures and teams inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame on Saturday.
Benguet farmers dumped Chinese cabbage and carrots along Labey-Lacamen Road in Tublay town on Sunday, Aug. 16, after falling vegetable prices and a lack of buyers left them unable to sell their harvests.
Hundreds of fans lined the streets of the seaside village of Mumbles on Saturday as the coffin of Welsh singer Bonnie Tyler was brought home, weeks after the Grammy-nominated artist died at age 75.