Houston’s League City is set for a major transformation with a mixed-use development by Alexander Grene Development. Featuring retail spaces and flexible warehouses, the project aims to enhance local amenities and attract diverse businesses, dining, and entertainment options, bolstering the area’s growth and vibrancy.
Six Filipino students were honored for their outstanding performances at the Copernicus Olympiad’s Global Round for Natural Science, Physics, and Astronomy, held in Houston from January 5 to 10, 2025.
Chief Justice Alexander G. Gesmundo administers the oath of office to Sandiganbayan Presiding Justice (PJ) Geraldine Faith A. Econg at the Supreme Court En Banc Session Hall on January 13, 2025. With Sandiganbayan PJ Econg is her husband, Stanley Chona.
Vic Sotto and Darryl Yap are engaged in a legal dispute that is subject to a gag order by the Muntinlupa Regional Trial Court. The order restricts public discussion by both parties to ensure a fair trial. Vic Sotto states he has a clear conscience but refrains from further comment due to the court’s directive.
A Dallas teenager has been sentenced to life imprisonment after being convicted of capital murder for a 2022 shooting in Fort Worth that claimed two lives. The jury’s unanimous verdict brings a conclusion to a high-profile case that gripped the local community.
A tragic fire on Houston’s south side resulted in the death of an 11-year-old child and injuries to several firefighters. The mobile home is considered a total loss. Investigations are ongoing to determine the cause of the blaze. The community rallies to support affected families, emphasizing fire safety and unity.
Bastrop Mayor Lyle Nelson has resigned with immediate effect, citing concerns over becoming a distraction amid growing controversies. The resignation has left the community and local officials in shock, prompting the city council to appoint an interim mayor. The focus now shifts to ensuring continuity of services and selecting a leader who can address Bastrop’s evolving needs.
Landry’s, Inc., owned by Houston billionaire Tilman Fertitta, loses a lawsuit against Landry Distillery over the use of a shared name. The court rules in favor of the distillery, highlighting trademark law challenges.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has expressed concerns about Texas A&M University’s leadership over claims of violating a state ban on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs. The allegations have prompted discussions about the role of DEI in public institutions and the potential consequences for university administration. The situation highlights ongoing debates in Texas regarding diversity and inclusion in education.
President Marcos directs DOH to maintain PhilHealth services for nonpaying members amid the absence of a government subsidy in the 2025 budget. The DOH is tasked with finding solutions to ensure continuous healthcare services for vulnerable populations. PhilHealth’s financial stability and sustainability remain a focus amid ongoing challenges.