The UAAP has suspended University of the East coach Chris Gavina for four games after his expletive-filled rant against officials following a close loss to La Salle. This decision highlights the UAAP’s commitment to maintaining professionalism and respect in collegiate sports. The suspension impacts UE’s upcoming games and prompts discussions on conduct within the league.
A Houston family is pursuing legal action over a mortgage deal, claiming they face foreclosure despite paying $136K. The lawsuit accuses the lenders of fraud and deceptive practices, questioning the legality of the high-interest wraparound mortgage arrangement. The case is set for a 2026 court hearing.
Alumni of the University of the Philippines across North America convened in Houston, Texas on October 17–18, 2025 for the UP Alumni Association in America’s (UPAAA) 23rd Biennial Grand Reunion and Convention.
The Philippine-American Chamber of Commerce Texas (PACCTX) is staging its premier annual celebration — the Legends and Leaders Gala 2025 — on Friday, October 24, at Kalahari Resorts & Conventions in Round Rock.
A Texas man linked to a triple homicide in Mabank is hospitalized after crashing into a pedestrian at a Buc-ee’s in Ennis and shooting himself. The investigation continues as law enforcement seeks answers in the case.
Houston prepares for thunderstorms and strong winds this weekend, with severe weather threats, especially northeast. Officials monitor fire risks amid dry conditions.
NBA star Giannis Antetokounmpo discusses his journey, emphasizing personal growth and humility, while reflecting on his achievements and future goals. His story of perseverance from Greece to the NBA inspires many.
GSIS trustees demand the resignation of President Jose Arnulfo Veloso, alleging P8.8 billion losses due to poor investment decisions, while the pension fund cites record growth.
USA Basketball officially announced Erik Spoelstra as the head coach for the USA Olympic basketball team during a news conference on October 16, 2025, in Miami. Managing Director Grant Hill confirmed Spoelstra’s immediate acceptance of the role, marking a historic appointment as the first Filipino-American in this position. Spoelstra, with his extensive experience, succeeds Steve Kerr and aims to sustain the team’s international success.
Texas risks losing over $614 million in SNAP benefits due to the federal government shutdown, affecting 3.5 million residents, including 1.7 million children. State and local agencies are coordinating efforts to provide support amidst the uncertainty.