Filipino tennis player Alex Eala will face Filipina-Canadian Leylah Fernandez on Monday in the opening round of the Porsche Tennis Grand Prix, marking their first meeting on the Women’s Tennis Association tour.
The United States and Iran failed to reach an agreement Sunday after 21 hours of negotiations in Pakistan’s capital, leaving a two-week ceasefire in place but without a broader deal to end their ongoing conflict.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. announced Sunday that fuel prices will decrease starting Tuesday, April 14, with diesel, gasoline, and kerosene all set for significant rollbacks, following earlier projections from the Department of Energy.
The Texas State Board of Education gave initial approval to changes in public school social studies curriculum standards and an updated reading list that includes content from and about the Christian Bible, according to proceedings held this week.
The San Antonio Zoo announced the arrival of a new giraffe named Jasiri, a one-year-old female now living in the Naylor Savanna habitat.
The Philippine government asked Meta Platforms Inc. to strengthen measures against the spread of false and misleading content on Facebook, citing risks to public order and national security amid global fuel supply concerns, according to a joint government letter dated April 10, 2026.
Texas Tech women’s basketball coach Krista Gerlich recalled the early rise of Sheryl Swoopes and the impact she had on the Lady Raiders program and women’s college basketball during Swoopes’ collegiate career.
The City of San Antonio began publishing monthly reports on Immigration and Customs Enforcement requests for assistance involving the San Antonio Police Department, officials said, as part of a transparency initiative tied to city council directives on immigration-related operations.
Texas Education Agency investigators recommended placing North East Independent School District under a state-appointed conservator after concluding the district did not comply with state requirements on student cell phone restrictions, according to a final report released Friday.
Texas health officials have extended access to respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) immunizations for infants and young children through the end of April due to sustained infection levels across the state, according to state and medical authorities.