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Federal raids lead to the arrest of Houston ministry leaders amid allegations of forced labor and financial misconduct. David E. Taylor and Michelle Brannon face serious charges, prompting a significant legal challenge for the religious organization.
SAPD investigates an ATM robbery on San Antonio’s south side where masked gunmen stole cash and fled in a white Audi SUV. Police seek public assistance.
PAGASA warns of a low-pressure area near Pangasinan likely developing into a tropical depression, affecting various Philippine regions with rain and wind. 12,790 families have already been impacted by the adverse weather.
Governor Greg Abbott and U.S. Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. signed the MAHA legislation in Austin, focusing on rural healthcare initiatives in Texas. The law aims to improve healthcare access and nutrition education, requiring warning labels on certain food additives.
A Houston researcher faces charges of data theft and record tampering related to government-funded breast cancer research, sparking a federal investigation. MD Anderson Cancer Center collaborates with authorities in the case.
In a significant development in the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia, Ukrainian military officials have acknowledged that Russian forces have managed to cross into the industrially important region of Dnipropetrovsk.
U.S. Marshals are offering a $15,000 reward for information on two Oregon murder suspects believed to be hiding in North Texas. Public assistance is sought, with anonymous tips encouraged via multiple contact points.
A DART bus crash near White Rock Station resulted in five hospitalizations and disrupted rail services. The incident is under investigation, and passengers are advised to check service updates.
Austin ISD suspends plans to display the Ten Commandments following a court injunction, amidst ongoing legal and legislative debates over religious displays in public schools.
Luis Borges sues Bexar County Sheriff’s Office, alleging religious discrimination after deputies found his wife’s La Santa Muerte altar. Lawsuit claims Sheriff Javier Salazar disqualified Borges due to personal beliefs. Borges seeks damages and policy changes for religious inclusivity in law enforcement.