Leonardo DiCaprio, Sean Penn, and Benicio del Toro star in “One Battle After Another,” directed by Paul Thomas Anderson. The film is anticipated to be a major contender in the upcoming Oscar race.
Kerrville, Texas, City Council approves nearly 8% property tax increase to address flood damage and support infrastructure projects, following severe Fourth of July flooding.
Travis County first responders, including firefighters and EMTs, will soon be equipped with new bulletproof vests. This initiative, funded by the Travis County Commissioner’s Court, aims to enhance the safety of emergency personnel across the county by providing state-of-the-art protective gear.
Governor Greg Abbott announced $26 million in funding for Weslaco’s Mid Valley Airport to enhance capabilities and stimulate economic growth in the Rio Grande Valley. Key projects include improved emergency response and increased business opportunities.
Zion Williamson of the New Orleans Pelicans anticipates a demanding approach from Joe Dumars, the team’s new executive vice president. As he prepares for his seventh training camp, Williamson aims to maintain his improved fitness and meet team expectations, emphasizing accountability and growth beyond statistics.
Michael Porter Jr. is adjusting to a larger role with the Brooklyn Nets under coach Jordi Fernandez, following his trade from the Denver Nuggets. Porter’s familiarity with Fernandez, who previously coached him in Denver, is aiding his transition to the demands of playing in New York.
Lola Amour received the Diamond Record Award from Warner Music Philippines for their hit song “Raining in Manila.” This accolade highlights the band’s significant impact and commercial success in the music industry.
Riot footage and witness accounts in Manila contradict government claims of “maximum tolerance” by police during the Mendiola-Recto protests. Concerns grow over law enforcement actions, leading to calls for an independent investigation and government review.
Harris County commissioners prepare to vote on a $2.7 billion budget, tackling a $202 million deficit with strategic cuts and reallocations. The plan preserves core services without new taxes.
Texas experiences a significant increase in unemployment claims due to fraudulent activities targeting the state’s system, with officials working to combat the issue and protect residents.