MGI All Stars contestant Imelda Schweighart said she suffered a miscarriage while competing in the international pageant, according to a social media post she shared on Wednesday, June 3.
Austin police are investigating a crash involving Austin ISD Police Chief Wayne Sneed, who was injured Wednesday night while participating in a police motorcycle motorcade operation, according to authorities.
Concerns over a series of high-profile business and sports franchise departures from downtown Dallas dominated public comments at a Dallas City Council meeting Wednesday, as residents and city leaders discussed the future of City Hall and the city’s downtown business district.
Average gasoline prices in Texas declined for a second consecutive week, with drivers paying an average of $3.72 per gallon for regular unleaded fuel as the summer travel season begins, according to AAA Texas.
Hotels, restaurants and tourism-related businesses in San Antonio are reporting increased demand as the NBA Finals between the San Antonio Spurs and the New York Knicks draw visitors to the city.
Two zoo employees were hospitalized after wolves attacked them inside an enclosure at Washington Park Zoo on June 3, authorities said.
More than 130 Texas cities must freeze their property tax rates after the Texas Attorney General’s Office determined they failed to meet state audit requirements, enforcing a new law that bars municipalities from increasing property tax collections if they are behind on annual financial audits.
Growing concern over missing children in Kenya has prompted renewed scrutiny of the country’s child protection systems after families, child welfare groups, public figures and authorities cited reports of disappearances, abductions, trafficking and abandonment across the country, according to official data and public statements released this year.
Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan is on a three-day state visit to Russia, where she met with President Vladimir Putin and sought to strengthen trade, investment, and diplomatic ties between the two countries.
Sen. Erwin Tulfo has invited 18 alleged former Marines who claimed to have served as “bagmen” for former congressman Zaldy Co to attend a Senate Blue Ribbon Committee hearing on the flood control controversy scheduled for June 8.