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Thirty years after her death, Selena Quintanilla-Perez continues to inspire a new generation of Latinas who view her as a symbol of empowerment and cultural authenticity, embracing her legacy as an influential cultural and musical icon.
The UN reports that Israeli forces killed 15 Palestinian medics amid escalating tensions. The Palestinian Red Crescent calls for accountability. International attention focuses on the safety of medical personnel in conflict zones and adherence to humanitarian laws.
Meralco assures customers of stable electricity supply during the peak summer months. The company collaborates with government and industry players to ensure reliable service amid increased power consumption.
Speculations of a third presidential term by Trump spur debate over the 12th and 22nd Amendments, which define US presidential limits. Learn about their implications and current political discourse amidst Trump’s declarations, ensuring democracy and continuity in the American political system.
Two Houston men were arrested in Cedar Park, Texas, for allegedly robbing a man at gunpoint, leading to their apprehension by local police. The suspects are charged with aggravated robbery and held on a $50,000 bond.
A 19-year-old man died after falling from a pickup truck during a mudding event in San Antonio, Texas. The incident, which occurred on private property, has raised concerns about safety in off-road activities. Authorities continue to investigate, urging caution and adherence to safety protocols in the community.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection seized 2.69 kilograms of cocaine from luggage at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport. The discovery, part of routine baggage inspections, underscores ongoing efforts to combat drug smuggling.
Bastrop, Texas, is set for major growth with the $300 million Sendero development, featuring apartments, retail space, and a hotel, enhancing the community’s infrastructure and economy.
Houston’s MacGregor Park reveals $57.7M renovation plans, featuring a state-of-the-art tennis center, expanded green spaces, and enhanced community facilities for improved accessibility.
Johnson Development begins construction on a 4,000-home master-planned community in Fort Bend County, illustrating significant growth west of Houston.